Affordable Uncontested Divorce, Handled by Vetted Attorneys Nationwide

2500Divorce.com is a nationwide service that connects people seeking an uncontested (agreed) divorce with licensed, independent attorneys who handle these cases for a transparent flat fee. We make it simple to find an experienced attorney serving your area and to get started with a free consultation.

No. 2500Divorce.com is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We connect you with licensed, independent attorneys in your area. The attorney you are matched with is solely responsible for the legal services they provide and forms their own attorney-client relationship with you.

Every attorney is confirmed to be licensed and in good standing in the state where they practice, experienced specifically in uncontested and family law matters, and committed to transparent flat-fee pricing and prompt communication. We partner only with attorneys who are ready to take rapid action on a client’s case.

Flat fees vary by state and by the complexity of your case, but an uncontested divorce is far more affordable than a contested one. The attorney you are matched with quotes a transparent flat fee up front — no hourly billing and no surprises. Court filing fees are billed separately at cost.

Yes. Your initial consultation is completely free and carries no obligation. It is a chance to confirm your situation qualifies as uncontested and to get your flat-fee quote before you commit to anything.

We are expanding nationwide. States that currently have attorneys available are highlighted on our map — simply choose your state to see the attorneys serving your area. If your state is not yet active, it will light up as attorneys join the network.

In most uncontested cases, little or no court time is required, and many cases are handled remotely. Your matched attorney will advise you based on the rules in your state and county.

Timing depends largely on your state’s mandatory waiting period. Once you and your spouse have signed the necessary documents, your attorney works to finalize your case as quickly as your state allows.

An uncontested divorce requires agreement on the major issues. If you are close but have a few unresolved points, your attorney can often help you bridge the gap. If the case is genuinely contested, the attorney will let you know and discuss your options.

Yes. The information you provide is used only to match you with an appropriate attorney and is shared solely with the attorney helping you. We do not sell your personal information.

When you request a consultation, your request is routed to an available, licensed attorney serving your specific state and area, so you are always working with someone who knows the local process.

Choose your state on the map, select your area, and request your free consultation. We will connect you with a licensed, flat-fee attorney ready to help with your uncontested divorce.