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Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, Esq. (founder of LetsGetDivorced.com) Looking for a fast and affordable way to file an uncontested divorce in New York?
LetsGetDivorced.com is a New York based divorce document preparation service that offers affordable uncontested divorces where experienced paralegals prepare and file your NY divorce papers for the flat fee of $279 (no children) or $459 (with children), plus court fees, and guide you through our convenient, easy process from start to finish.
In 2013, New York divorce attorney Gerald D. Bruckner founded LetsGetDivorced.com as an affordable, flat-fee alternative to traditional attorney representation for uncontested divorces in New York.
Our experienced paralegals use modern technology to prepare your New York divorce papers, e-file them via NYSCEF, monitor your court case, send you progress updates, and provide you with your Judgment of Divorce.
Complete your divorce in about 1-3 months, depending on the court's backlog of cases.
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Convenient
New York Divorce
Document Preparation Online

  • No Need for Office Visits
  • No Need to Mail Paperwork
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By offering our document preparation and court filing services online, we provide New York residents throughout the entire state with access to affordable uncontested divorce services that are convenient, fast and easy to use. We eliminate the hassle of office visits and mail-in paperwork. From the comfort and privacy of your home, you can conveniently provide your divorce details, review your divorce papers, and sign the final documents.
Start by confirming your eligibility with a quick online quiz, then complete our guided interview to provide your case details. We'll prepare the complete packet of required divorce forms including a settlement agreement that is drafted to meet the current New York requirements to file your uncontested divorce. Your completed divorce paperwork is instantly available for your review.

Fast E-Filing

LetsGetDivorced.com uses the quickest method to file your divorce — efiling with NYSCEF, the official New York Court System e-Filing platform. We electronically file your documents, monitor your case and keep you updated about its progress, and provide you with a copy of the signed Judgment of Divorce after it has been finalized.

Guaranteed Court Acceptance

Your paperwork is guaranteed to be accepted by the court for filing an uncontested divorce—if there's ever an issue with a document, we'll correct it for free.

Our Low-Cost Flat-Fee
New York Divorce Services:

Professional Divorce Services with Exceptional Client Support and Affordable Prices.

NEW YORK UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
(No Children)
Paralegals Prepare and File
Your Divorce Documents

Total Cost: $279 + court fees
Court Filing Fees:

When you file for divorce in New York, the court charges mandatory filing fees totaling $335. These fees are paid directly to the court. They are not included in our service package fee and will be an additional expense for the customer.
This service is for: Individuals who do not have children under the age of 21 years old and don't want to deal with the court at all, and would like to file an affordable uncontested divorce where our paralegals will prepare and file your divorce papers with the NY Supreme Court.
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Divorce No Child(ren) Under Age 21 Years Old
Our services include:
  • Paralegal case manager provides priority customer support by phone and email.

  • Document preparation of all required New York State divorce forms, personalized to your situation and agreements.

  • Distribution of property.

  • Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA)

  • Paralegal review of all divorce documents for completeness prior to filing.

  • We e-file your divorce papers with the New York Supreme Court.

  • We monitor your case in court and keep you updated about its progress.

  • Judgment of Divorce provided when your case is finalized.

Estimated Completion Time These divorces are typically finalized in about 1-3 months depending upon the court's schedule.
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NEW YORK UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
(With Children)
Paralegals Prepare and File
Your Divorce Documents

Total Cost: $459 + court fees
Court Filing Fees:

When you file for divorce in New York, the court charges mandatory filing fees totaling $335. These fees are paid directly to the court. They are not included in our service package fee and will be an additional expense for the customer.
This service is for: Individuals who have children under the age of 21 years old and don't want to deal with the court at all, and would like to file an affordable uncontested divorce where our paralegals will prepare and file your divorce papers with the NY Supreme Court.
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Divorce with Child(ren) Under Age 21 Years Old
Our services include:
  • Paralegal case manager provides priority customer support by phone and email.

  • Document preparation of all required New York State divorce forms, personalized to your situation and agreements, including forms for children's issues including custody, child support and visitation.

  • Distribution of property.

  • Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA)

  • Paralegal review of all divorce documents for completeness prior to filing.

  • We e-file your divorce papers with the New York Supreme Court.

  • We monitor your case in court and keep you updated about its progress.

  • Judgment of Divorce provided when your case is finalized.

Estimated Completion Time These divorces are typically finalized in about 1-3 months depending upon the court's schedule.
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When filing for divorce in New York, the court charges $335 in mandatory court fees, and courts in some counties also charge an additional $35 filing fee when a Marital Settlement Agreement is filed. Court filing fees are paid directly to the court and are not included in our service fees.

Why Choose LetsGetDivorced.com
to Prepare and File Your Documents for an Uncontested Divorce in New York?
Why Choose LetsGetDivorced.com
to Prepare and File Your Documents for an Uncontested Divorce in New York?

Filing a divorce in New York doesn't need to be expensive or confusing. LetsGetDivorced.com is a full-service divorce document preparation service based in New York that offers affordable, flat-fee New York uncontested divorces where our experienced paralegals prepare and file your divorce papers for you, and guide you through the process from start to finish.
For your convenience, our divorce services are provided online, with clear flat-fee pricing, no hidden fees, and real support from a team of caring professionals.
  • Affordable, Flat-Fee New York Uncontested Divorce Document Preparation and Court Filing with Transparent Pricing


      For a flat fee of just $279 (no children under age 21) or $459 (with children under age 21), plus court fees, the experienced paralegals at LetsGetDivorced.com will prepare all of the required documents needed to file for and finalize your uncontested divorce in New York— including a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) — file them with the court on your behalf, monitor your court case, send you progress updates, and provide you with your Judgment of Divorce. Your paralegal case manager will guide you through the divorce process from start to finish.
    With our flat-fee prices you will know the total cost of your New York uncontested divorce upfront: No hourly billing, no hidden subscriptions, no storage fees and no extra charges buried in small print. Our flat fee includes a complete Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) covering property division, spousal support, children's issues (including custody, child support and parenting time), plus free revisions and responsive customer support by phone and email.
    Note: In addition to our flat service fee, you'll pay $335 in mandatory New York Supreme Court filing fees directly to the court when your divorce is filed (unless you qualify for a fee waiver). Some counties also charge an additional $35 filing fee when a Marital Settlement Agreement is filed.
  • Guaranteed Court Acceptance


     We guarantee that we will provide you with all of the required documents needed to file for and finalize an uncontested divorce in your designated county in New York State. Plus, if the court requires a change to a document, we'll update the document for no extra charge.
    Pro Tip:
    Avoid providers of New York uncontested divorce document preparation that limit the documents they will provide to only the "documents required by New York State" and do not specifically state that they will provide "all required documents" to file for and finalize your divorce. Some providers only disclose in their Terms of Service that you have the responsibility to obtain any form the local court requires to be filed that is not provided by the state and you have to fill it out yourself. If you're going to pay someone to prepare your divorce papers, it's reasonable to expect them to prepare every document required to file for and finalize the divorce.
  • Attorney-Founded Company


     New York divorce attorney Gerald D. Bruckner founded LetsGetDivorced.com as an affordable alternative to traditional attorney representation for uncontested divorces in New York.
    Founded in 2013, LetsGetDivorced.com is a New York City based company that provides fast, affordable, and convenient uncontested divorce document preparation and court filing for divorces filed in any county in New York State.
  • Fast, Accurate Divorce Document Preparation


     With our secure online platform you can conveniently provide us with all of your divorce details from the comfort of your home using our easy-to-use guided questionnaire. There's no need for office visits and no need to send documents back and forth through the mail.
    We typically prepare the New York divorce papers needed to start your divorce in as little as one business day. The completed documents are provided to you for review and signature electronically or by email so there's no delay waiting for documents to be sent to you or returned to us for filing.
    Your divorce papers are personalized to your specific situation and the agreements (if any) you have with your spouse including property division, spousal support and children's issues (custody, child support and parenting time).
    We use ongoing attorney review and monitor announcements published by the New York State Court System regarding changes in New York divorce laws, court rules, and required divorce forms to help ensure we prepare all of the documents required to file your uncontested divorce in New York, and that every divorce document we prepare is current and accepted for filing by the court.
    For example, if your divorce involves minor children, the presumptive amount of child support will be accurately calculated per the New York State child support guidelines using the current (2026) New York child support income thresholds.
  • Fast Divorce Filing (E-Filing via NYSCEF)


      Our experienced paralegals e-file your divorce through NYSCEF, New York's electronic court filing system. E-filing is the fastest way to file a divorce because your documents are immediately available to the court without the delays associated with paper filing.
    E-filing also allows the court to provide instant electronic notifications whenever significant activity occurs in your case. We monitor those notifications and promptly keep you informed of important developments throughout your divorce.
    After your divorce is finalized, the court uploads the signed Judgment of Divorce to NYSCEF, allowing us to promptly provide you with a copy and eliminating the need to visit the courthouse or wait for documents to arrive through the mail.
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Our Easy and Fast Uncontested New York Divorce Process
(4 Simple Steps)
Our Easy and Fast Uncontested New York Divorce Process
(4 Simple Steps)

  1. Check Your Eligibility

    Confirm that our service will work for your situation.
  2. Provide Your Case Details

    Answer simple questions about your divorce and any agreements with your spouse in a guided online questionnaire.
  3. We Prepare Your Divorce Paperwork

    We prepare all the documents to file for and finalize your divorce including a settlement agreement, ensuring compliance with New York legal requirements.
  4. File for Divorce

    WE FILE EVERYTHING FOR YOU.
    Our paralegals E-File all of your divorce documents with the court,
    monitor your case in court and keep you updated about its progress, and provide you with a copy of the Judgment of Divorce after it is signed by the judge and finalized.

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New York Divorce FAQs New York Divorce FAQs

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By Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, Esq.
Updated June 25, 2026

What are the residence
requirements to file for divorce
in New York?
What are the residence requirements to file
for divorce in New York?

The New York residency requirement is satisfied if any of the following are present in your situation:

1. Living in New York When You Got Married: If you and your spouse got married in New York, and at least one of you lived in the state for a year leading up to the filing for divorce; or

2. Living Together in New York for a Year: If you and your spouse both lived in New York for a year leading up to the filing for divorce, and at least one of you is a resident of New York; or

3. Grounds for Divorce Happened in New York: If the reason(s) for the divorce occurred in New York, and at least one of you was a New York resident for a year before the filing for divorce; or

4. Non-New York Marriage and Living Situation: If you and your spouse were not married in New York and never lived together as a married couple in the state, but at least one of you is a New York resident and has lived there for two years before the filing for divorce.

How long does a divorce take
in New York?
How long does a divorce take in New York?

New York does not impose a mandatory waiting period after filing for divorce before a judge can grant it. An uncontested divorce in New York typically takes between 4 to 8 months when it is filed in person at the court. Uncontested Divorces that are E-Filed typically are processed much faster and take about 1-3 months.

What forms do I need to file
for a divorce in New York?
What forms do I need to file for a divorce in New York?

In the state of New York, these are the commonly used forms and documents needed to file for an uncontested divorce without minor children.
  • Summons
  • Verified Complaint for Divorce
  • Notice of Automatic Orders
  • Notice of Guideline Maintenance
  • Part 130 Certification
  • Affidavit of Plaintiff
  • Affidavit of Defendant
  • Affirmation of Regularity
  • Request for Judicial Intervention 'RJI'
  • Note of Issue
  • Marital Settlement Agreement
  • Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
  • Judgment of Divorce
Plus, if your divorce involves minor children, additional forms will need to be completed regarding custody, child support and visitation.

Do I need to file my divorce
in the county where my
marriage took place?
Do I need to file my divorce in the county
where my marriage took place?

No. Where a divorce can be filed is based on the current residence of the spouses.

Will I need to provide a copy
of my marriage certificate
to the court?
Will I need to provide a copy of my
marriage certificate to the court?

Typically, is an uncontested New York divorce, you are not required to submit a copy of your marriage certificate. You only need to provide the date of marriage and the place where the marriage occurred.

What's the best way to get
a cheap divorce in New York?
What's the best way to get
a cheap divorce in New York?

The cheapest way to get divorced in New York State is file an uncontested no-fault divorce and prepare the divorce papers and file it yourself. Your only expense will be the payment of the court's mandatory $335 filing fees plus about $10 if you want a certified copy of the Judgment of Divorce.
As discussed below, while this is the cheapest way to get divorced it is not the best or easiest and convenient way to get divorced — just like preparing and filing your own taxes costs very little but it's very beneficial to have an experience professional prepare and file your tax forms for you. In an uncontested divorce you and your spouse must agree on all issues addressed in your divorce (stated another way, you and your spouse cannot disagree on any issues addressed in your divorce).
Generally speaking, in a no-fault divorce neither you or or spouse blames the other spouse and neither spouse has to prove that the other spouse was at fault for the marriage breaking down. It is sufficient for the spouse filing the divorce to state that the marriage has irretrieably broken down for at least six months prior to the date the divorce is filed.
You and your spouse can include any legal agreement in your divorce. The following are some of the most common marital issues that must be agreed to in an uncontested divorce.
1. Whether you and your spouse agree to get divorced;
2. Whether you and your spouse agree to divide or waive distribution of your joint marital property (if any) and joint marital debts (if any) in the divorce;
3. Whether you and your spouse agree that spousal support will be paid from one spouse to the other or it will be waived. If spousal support will be paid, how often will it be paid (e.g, weekly or monthly) and how much will be paid in each payment;
4. If you and your spouse have unemancipated children from your marriage (either by birth or adoption) under the age of 21 years old the custody, child support and parenting time of your children must be agreed to by you and your spouse.
The absolute cheapest way to file an uncontested divorce is to prepare the divorce papers yourself and to also file them yourself with the court. Your only expense will be the payment of the court's mandatory $335 filing fees which is charged whether you file your own divorce or you have someone else file it for you (e.g., an attorney or paralegal).

What is an uncontested
divorce?
What is an uncontested divorce?

An uncontested divorce is the least expensive and least stressful way to get divorced. It is a legal process in which both spouses agree to dissolve their marriage and also come to an agreement on related issues such as child custody, child support, visitation, property division, alimony, and other matters related to the divorce. In an uncontested divorce, both spouses cooperate and work together amicably to reach a consensus on these issues, and their mutual agreement(s) are then presented to the court for approval by a judge. Because there are no disputes to litigate in court an uncontested divorce can be filed without hiring an attorney.

In contrast, a contested divorce occurs in situations where spouses cannot reach a mutual agreement on one or more of these issues, which will require legal proceedings in court before a judge. In a contested divorce, each spouse typically hires an attorney to represent them and each spouse provides testimony in court (which can be very stressful) to support their position on any disputed issues. The judge will make binding legal decisions to resolve their disputes. Consequently, an uncontested divorce represents a quicker, more cost-effective, and less emotionally taxing alternative when compared to a contested divorce.

What changed in the New York
child support calculation
for 2026?
What changed in the New York child support
calculation for 2026?

Effective March 1, 2026, New York updated key income thresholds used to calculate child support and maintenance (alimony). These updates reflect inflation and help ensure support amounts match today's cost of living. See: What's New in Matrimonial Legislation, Court Rules & Forms (2026)
2026 updates include:
  • Combined parental income cap:
    Increased from $183,000 to $193,000
  • Maintenance payor income cap:
    Increased from $228,000 to $241,000
  • Self-support reserve (SSR):
    Increased from $21,128 to $21,546
  • Federal poverty level (single person):
    Increased from $15,650 to $15,960
We use these updated thresholds to prepare our divorce documents, ensuring accurate child support calculations for 2026.
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