You both planned Your First Date and fell in love.
You both planned Your Wedding and got married.
You both planned to buy Your Home and bought it.
You both planned Your Family and had children.
Why can’t you both plan Your Divorce?
All you need to do is make decisions in two areas before filing with the court:
Decisions about Your Children
Education, Health, Religion and Extracurricular Activities
Parenting Time with Each Parent - Regular, Holidays, Vacations
How to Divide Your Marital Estate and Cover Expenses
Alimony, Child Support
Medical Insurance, Life Insurance
Children’s Extracurricular Activities and College
Taxes and FAFSA Filings
After Tax Checking, Savings, Brokerage Accounts
Retirement IRA, ROTH and Pension Plans
Marital Home and Cars
Jewelry and Household Furnishings
If you can make decisions in all of these areas, and memorialize them in an agreement between each other, you are ready to file with the Domestic Relations Court. Depending on your county, you can file an appearance Pro Se (without representation) or with an attorney with a limited scope engagement.
Be empowered. You can do this on your own. Save your life savings.
Divorce. Done. Differently.