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100% Online Uncontested Divorces in NY

We handle your entire case from beginning to end. The best price in the market.

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Fast & Affordable Uncontested Divorces in New York State

If you and your spouse are in agreement, there is no need to spend thousands of dollars on expensive lawyers or waste time in court. At DivorceMeNY, we specialize exclusively in uncontested divorces in New York. We guarantee the best price in the market and manage every single step of the legal process for you.

Note: For an uncontested divorce to proceed, both parties must be in agreement, especially if there are children under the age of 21.

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DIVORCE FORM
FORMULARIO DE DIVORCIO

PLAINTIFF / DEMANDANTE
DEFENDANT / DEMANDADO
Yes No
MARRIAGE DATA / DATOS DE MATRIMONIO
Plaintiff/Demandante Defendant/Demandado

Has lived in N.Y. for 2 years or more / Ha vivido dentro del estado de NY por 2 años o más

INSURANCE / SEGURO MEDICO

(Only needed if there are Children under 21 / Solo se necesita si hay niños menores de 21)

YES NO
YES NO
Plaintiff Defendant
CHILD SUPPORT / MANUTENCIÓN
CHILDREN OF THE MARRIAGE / HIJOS DEL MATRIMONIO
Name Sex DOB Social Security

2. Complete Your Commitment Fee

To begin processing your form, a $50 Commitment Fee is required. Please pay below using PayPal or Credit Card. Once paid and form submitted, we will contact you via email.

FEE SCHEDULE & TERMS (PLEASE READ CAREFULLY):

The $50 payment made on this website is a non-refundable commitment fee required to begin processing your case.

Additional Legal and Filing Fees:
The following remaining fees will be sent to you as a secure PayPal invoice after we process your information and receive the signed documents back from you: Refund Policy: Refunds are subject to a $100 processing fee if requested before the action has been started. No refunds will be issued if the action has already started.

All information provided through this site is strictly secure and confidential. We handle all steps electronically through emails and secure scans. Your final, official certified judgment will be mailed to you upon completion. For any questions, contact us at divorcemeny@gmail.com.

Frequently Asked Questions: Uncontested Divorces in NY

Do I have to go to court for an uncontested divorce in New York?

No. When both parties agree on all terms of the divorce, including asset division, child support, and custody, it is considered an uncontested divorce. At DivorceMeNY, we handle everything 100% electronically. You will not have to step foot in a courtroom; we submit all paperwork to the court on your behalf.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in NY?

Once all signed documents are submitted to the court, an uncontested divorce in New York typically takes anywhere from 3 to 6 months to be finalized by a judge, depending on the county's backlog. By handling your case electronically and ensuring all forms are filled out correctly the first time, DivorceMeNY helps prevent unnecessary court delays.

What are the residency requirements for a NY divorce?

To file for divorce in New York, you generally must meet the residency requirement. The most common is that either you or your spouse must have been living in New York State continuously for at least two years right before filing for divorce. If you were married in NY or lived in NY as a married couple, the requirement may be reduced to one year.

What is a "No-Fault" divorce in New York?

New York is a no-fault divorce state. This means you do not need to prove cruelty, adultery, or abandonment to get a divorce. You only need to state under oath that the marriage has suffered an "irretrievable breakdown" for a period of at least six months. This makes the uncontested divorce process much smoother and faster.

Can we get an uncontested divorce if we have children under 21?

Yes, absolutely. You can still get an uncontested divorce if you have children under 21, provided that both you and your spouse are in complete agreement regarding child custody, visitation, and child support. The court requires specific forms to ensure the children's well-being is accounted for, which we will prepare as part of our service.