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No. Choose your service and begin online. If you want to talk through how our document service works first, schedule a call. You do not need to have every form figured out before contacting us.

For Super Fast’s online paid-in-full service, the $1,799 Stripe payment is collected at the end of the detailed application—not the introductory form. Complete starts with a no-payment inquiry; our team provides the agreement and payment steps for enrollment. Prefer monthly installments? Contact the office before enrolling.

For Super Fast, the introductory form leads to detailed questions, service documents and payment. The first Complete application collects your initial information without payment or a contract signature. Receipt alone is not acceptance, a court filing or court approval.

We prepare and human-review your covered documents for completeness and accuracy, using your information and directions. That careful check helps catch missing details and preventable errors before filing. You review the drafts too. The court makes the final decision; no service can guarantee approval. How technology supports our human review.

Yes, covered filing and service coordination are part of the service. We e-file where available, explain court-required alternatives, coordinate covered service of papers within the U.S., and follow up on court responses. Court fees and other outside costs are separate unless included in your agreement.

Yes. Preparing your court fee-waiver request is included in both Super Fast Divorce® and Complete Divorce™, at no additional service charge. Tell us before filing if court fees are a concern. We prepare the request using your information and directions; the court decides whether you qualify and which fees it will waive. A court fee waiver does not cover Fast Divorce’s service fee or every outside cost. Read the court’s fee-waiver guidance.

Court-requested corrections to the paperwork covered by your package are included at no additional service charge. We explain what is needed, coordinate any information with you, make the correction and handle the filing follow-up. Client-requested draft revisions follow your package allowance. New decisions, added work or changes in scope are discussed and priced separately before you approve them.

You can apply, share information, review documents and message us through your client app from your phone. No routine office visit is required. Particular signatures, notarization, service or court requirements may need a different step; we explain those when they apply.

We work remotely with clients throughout California. If your case needs a court appearance, we help coordinate the remote-appearance steps where the court permits them. Court rules apply, and the judge may require an in-person appearance. You remain self-represented; we do not appear as your attorney.

Already filed? The court record must show you are self-represented. Existing cases with upcoming hearings are outside our intake scope. Contact us before applying if your petition was amended or the case is approaching or past five years. A spouse who will not participate is different from a contested dispute; legal advice, strategy and representation require an attorney. Check the already-filed requirements.

Monthly installments are available through the office. The Super Fast online application is for paid-in-full service. The entire account balance, including authorized outside costs, must be zero before any judgment preparation, assembly, review, quality control, finalization or submission begins.

Yes, it can. The court may approve a judgment with a future date ending your marriage. You remain legally married until that date. California’s minimum six-month waiting period does not prevent us from preparing the paperwork or the court from approving a judgment earlier. Approval and processing time remain up to the court. Legal separation does not have that same six-month waiting period.

No. Fast Divorce is a registered Legal Document Assistant service. You make your legal decisions and represent yourself; we provide document assistance at your specific direction. For legal advice or representation, speak with an attorney. Find legal help.