Online Divorce in Washington
Washington online divorce lets couples prepare divorce forms quickly and affordably, without a lawyer. For uncontested divorces, with or without children.
- Complete divorce packet for cases with or without children – same price
- Handy guide for how to file for divorce in Washington
- Support by phone, email and chat
Complete Washington Divorce Package
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How It Works?
Check if You Qualify
Confirm our service fits your situation in seconds
Answer Simple Questions
Take about 30 minutes to complete our online questionnaire – anywhere and anytime, with no office visits.
Download Your Completed Forms
Our system generates all the forms for your case and sends them to your profile within a few days
File With the Court
Follow our step-by-step guide to file with the Superior Court clerk in your county
Compare Your Options for Filing for Divorce in Washington
Washington Divorce Online
A quick and affordable way to prepare for an uncontested divorce and get a full Washington State divorce packet.
- Divorce forms filled out based on your information
- Additional forms for minor kids at no extra cost
- Filing instructions for free
- Done 100% online, on any device
- Helpful customer support
Divorce With a Lawyer
A traditional way to handle a divorce where each spouse hires an attorney – often necessary when the case is contested.
- Lawyers often charge thousands just to prepare your documents
- Retainer upfront plus hourly billing
- Extra fees for routine documents
- Costs grow if any dispute comes up
- Waiting for meetings and callbacks, office visits during work hours
We Can Assist You If
- You and your spouse agree to divorce
- You agree on property, debts and, if you have kids, the parenting plan and child support
- One of you lives in Washington or is stationed there with the military
- You have kids – additional forms for minor children are included at no extra cost
- You and your spouse have common property or debts
- You are in a same-sex marriage
- You know nothing about the divorce process
- You want to file without hiring a lawyer
Our Reviews
I’m a big fan of DIY solutions, so I gave this site a try for my divorce. It was way easier than I expected and surprisingly affordable. I checked other sites, but this one offered more for the same – or even lower – price.
I was hesitant at first because we have a son and I thought we’d need a lawyer. But after a few consultations, we realized it was cheaper and better to settle things ourselves and spend that money on our son. If you can agree with your ex, this service is worth it.
Why Do Washingtonians Choose Us?
Low Cost
Save money with an affordable alternative to expensive attorney fees. Get professionally prepared divorce documents at a simple, flat price.
Court-Ready Documents
Your divorce forms are prepared using Washington-specific requirements and formatted for filing with your local court. We keep our documents up to date.
Fast & Easy Process
Complete a simple online questionnaire instead of dealing with complicated paperwork. Our guided process helps you finish your documents quickly and with confidence.
100% Online
Prepare your divorce documents entirely online from the comfort of your home. Access your account anytime and complete the process at your own pace.
Step-by-Step Filing Guide
Clear instructions for filing with the Superior Court clerk in your county and serving your spouse the right way.
Court-Approval Guarantee
We back our documents with a 100% court approval guarantee. See our Refund Policy for details.
Our Packages
*Same price with or without children.
Full Divorce Package – $149
- Divorce forms filled out based on your information
- Additional forms for minor kids if you have children
- Filing instructions for free
- Helpful customer support
- 30 days of access included
Installment Plan – $80 Today + $70 Later
- Completed forms specific to your case
- Adjustable payment options
- Access to the questionnaire upon initial payment
- Filing instructions for free
Both packages include 30 days of access. If your case takes longer, maintain your account for just $34.99/month. Cancel anytime in your Profile. Court filing fee (about $314–$364, varies by county) is paid directly to the court.
How Long Does It Take to Get a Divorce in Washington
Washington has a mandatory 90-day waiting period. By law, the court cannot finalize a divorce until at least 90 days have passed since the petition was filed and your spouse was served or joined the petition. This waiting period cannot be shortened.
Uncontested divorces, where spouses agree on all terms, are the fastest and can often be finalized in about 3 months. Once the 90 days are over, you can contact the court clerk to schedule the final hearing or submit your final orders.
Contested divorces, where spouses disagree on property, maintenance, the parenting plan or child support, can take many months or even over a year because of negotiations, hearings and court schedules. Timelines also vary by county. While Washington law sets a 90-day minimum, the actual duration depends on your case and local procedures.
Residency Requirements in WA
To File for Divorce in Washington, Specific Residency Criteria Must Be Met: General Residency:
Washington has no minimum residency period. You can file if you or your spouse live in Washington, or if either of you is a member of the armed forces stationed in the state. There is no need to wait 6 months or a year before filing.
Children and Waiting Period:
If you have children, they generally need to have lived in Washington for at least 6 months before filing for the court to decide parenting plan and child support issues. Military Personnel: Service members who file based on being stationed in Washington should remain stationed in the state until the 90-day waiting period is over. Filing Location: The divorce is filed with the Superior Court clerk in a county where either spouse lives. While the residency rules are simple, Washington still requires a 90-day waiting period before the court can grant the divorce, so filing as early as possible helps you finish sooner.
