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Manhattan Uncontested
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Filed at New York County Supreme Court by a NY licensed attorney. No courthouse visits. No paperwork stress. $1,200 (no children) or $1,500 (with children).

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Filing your divorce in Manhattan

All NY uncontested divorces are filed in the Supreme Court of the spouses' county. Here's everything specific to Manhattan filings.

Court
New York County Supreme Court
60 Centre Street, New York, NY 10007
Population Served
1.6 million residents
Eligible: must have lived in NY for the required period before filing
Court Filing Fees
$210 index + $125 RJI
Plus smaller add-on fees. Total typically $335-$500. Fee waivers available if you qualify.
Typical Timeline
5-8 months
From filing to final judgment. Our paperwork prep takes 1-2 weeks; the rest is court processing.
Public Transit
4/5/6, J/Z, R/W (Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall)
Most uncontested divorces don't require courthouse visits — but if you do go, this is how to get there.
Court Appearance
Not required
For uncontested divorces with both spouses agreeing, NY processes everything on submitted papers.
Local note for Manhattan filers: Manhattan Supreme Court has the longest processing times in NYC due to high caseload. Filing early in the week (Monday/Tuesday) often results in faster docketing. The court no longer accepts walk-in filings for most divorce documents - appointments or e-filing required.
Service pricing for Manhattan divorces

Same Manhattan filing service. Two pricing tiers based on whether you have children together.

Without children
$1,200
Complete uncontested divorce service. Court fees separate.
With children
$1,500
Includes child-support calculation per NY guidelines.
If spouse won't sign
+$300
Alternative service via process server. Adds 30-60 days.

Compare to Manhattan divorce attorneys who typically charge $2,500-$5,000 retainers for uncontested divorces.

Common questions about Manhattan divorces
Where do I file for divorce if I live in Manhattan?
Divorce filings for Manhattan residents are made at New York County Supreme Court, located at 60 Centre Street, New York, NY 10007. Either spouse must have met NY's residency requirement before filing. Our service handles the entire filing process for you.
Do I need to physically go to New York County Supreme Court?
No. For uncontested divorces in Manhattan, no court appearance is required. The case is processed entirely on submitted papers when both spouses agree on all terms. Our service handles paperwork preparation and court filing entirely - you sign documents at home.
How much are the court filing fees in New York County?
$210 for the index number plus $125 for the request for judicial intervention plus smaller fees. Total court fees are typically $335-$500. These are paid separately from our $1,200/$1,500 service fee. Fee waivers are available if you qualify financially.
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Manhattan?
Uncontested divorces in Manhattan typically take 5-8 months from filing to final judgment. Our paperwork preparation is complete in 1-2 weeks; the rest is court processing time at New York County Supreme Court.
What if my spouse and I live in different NY counties?
You can file in either spouse's county of residence. If one of you lives in Manhattan and the other elsewhere in NY, you can choose which courthouse to file at. Many clients prefer the courthouse with the shorter wait times.
Do you cover other NY counties besides Manhattan?
Yes. Our service covers all 62 NY counties. We have dedicated information for Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island, Westchester, Nassau, and Suffolk counties on our site, plus general service for any other NY county.

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