SMS/MMS TERMS & CONDITIONS

Effective as of February 1, 2026 (the “Effective Date”)

Fast Divorce®, Inc. (“Fast Divorce”, “we”, “us”, or “our”) provides short message service and multimedia messaging service communications (together, “SMS/MMS”) through one or more texting programs (each, a “Program”). By opting in to any Program, you agree to these SMS/MMS Terms & Conditions (these “SMS Terms”).

Fast Divorce is a registered and bonded California Legal Document Assistant (LDA), not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or legal representation. You self‑represent in court.

Program Overview and Purpose

Fast Divorce uses Programs to send informational and transactional messages related to your matter, including case status updates, reminders, confirmations, receipts, service alerts, and similar notifications (collectively, “Service Messages”). If you separately agree, we may also send optional marketing or promotional messages about Fast Divorce offerings (“Marketing Messages”).

SMS/MMS is a supplemental communication channel. For paying clients (after portal access is granted), the Client Portal is the official delivery and approval channel for documents, notices, invoices/receipts, and related updates. SMS/MMS does not replace the Client Portal as official delivery.

Marketing Messages are sent only with your prior express written consent as required by applicable law and industry guidelines, and your consent to receive Marketing Messages is not a condition of any purchase or of using Fast Divorce services.

Program Identification and Sender Numbers

Fast Divorce currently uses the following sending numbers for Programs (each, a “Sender Number”):

818‑610‑3392 (10DLC long code)
213‑261‑7740 (10DLC long code)
659‑204‑5709 (10DLC long code)
833‑260‑7129 (toll‑free SMS)

One or more Sender Numbers may be used for a Program. Each Sender Number and Program maintains separate opt‑in and opt‑out records, and your choices apply to the specific Sender Number or Program as described below.

Opt‑In (Consent) Methods and Disclosures

“Opt‑In” means your documented consent to receive messages from a Program at your mobile number.

Accepted opt‑in methods may include:

Clicking an SMS/MMS consent checkbox on a Fast Divorce web form (with required disclosures and links to these SMS Terms and the Privacy Policy).
Providing clear verbal consent to Fast Divorce staff (which we document).
Texting an opt‑in keyword (for example, START) published by Fast Divorce for the relevant Program.

Typical message frequency is 0–5 messages per week while a case is active, but frequency may vary based on case activity (including temporary surges during filing, service, or signature windows).

Message and data rates may apply depending on your mobile plan and carrier. Fast Divorce does not charge you for SMS/MMS.

Opt‑Out and Revocation of Consent

“Opt‑Out” means your revocation of consent to receive messages.

4.1. Opt‑Out of all messages from a Sender Number. Recognized opt‑out keywords include STOP (primary) and reasonable alternatives END, CANCEL, UNSUBSCRIBE, and QUIT. After a valid opt‑out, we will send a single confirmation message and then cease messaging from that Sender Number for the affected Program.

4.2. Marketing‑only opt‑out. You may opt out of Marketing Messages only by sending STOP PROMOS (or a substantially similar command we publish). If you opt out of Marketing Messages only, you may still receive Service Messages necessary to administer your account or case unless you opt out of all messages.

4.3. Scope. Unless otherwise stated or required by law, opt‑outs apply to the specific Sender Number or Program from which you opted out and do not automatically apply across all Fast Divorce Sender Numbers or Programs.

4.4. Cross‑channel revocation. We will honor opt‑out or revocation requests received via email at hello@fastdivorce.com or via the Client Portal (when available). Please allow a reasonable period for processing (typically within 10 business days, and sooner where operationally feasible).

4.5. Re‑enrollment. After an opt‑out, you may rejoin by texting START to the Sender Number you wish to rejoin or by providing fresh consent through a Fast Divorce form or authorized staff.

Help and Support

You can obtain help for any Program by texting HELP to the applicable Sender Number. We will respond with support options. Additional support channels:
- Phone: (818) 610‑3392
- Email: hello@fastdivorce.com
- Mail: Fast Divorce®, 20944 Sherman Way, Suite 101, Canoga Park, CA 91303
Recipient Responsibilities and Carrier Disclaimers

You represent that you are the owner or authorized user of the mobile number you provide and that you will promptly notify us if your number changes or is reassigned.

Message delivery depends on your carrier and network. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Messaging availability may be subject to your carrier’s network and your device capabilities. We are not responsible for messages that are filtered or blocked by your carrier or device settings.

Appropriate Use and Prohibited Content

Do not send full Social Security numbers, full payment card numbers, bank credentials, medical records, or other highly sensitive information over SMS/MMS.

You agree not to transmit illegal, abusive, harassing, or restricted content and to comply with applicable law and industry rules (including CTIA content guidelines). Fast Divorce may block numbers or terminate Program participation for suspected abuse, noncompliance, or risk.

Privacy for SMS

Fast Divorce uses your mobile number and messaging interaction data solely to deliver the messages you request or authorize, administer your account, and comply with legal obligations.

Fast Divorce does not sell your mobile number or share it for third‑party marketing. For details on collection, use, retention, security safeguards, and your privacy rights, see our Privacy Policy on the Site.

Relationship to Court Filings and the Client Portal

Court filings are generally public records unless a judge orders otherwise. Upon request, and where legally permitted, Fast Divorce may structure filings to minimize public exposure of certain details, subject to judicial approval. Fast Divorce does not guarantee sealed records or confidentiality of court records.

For paying clients (after portal access is granted), the Client Portal is the official delivery channel for drafts, notices, invoices/receipts, and final documents.

Accessibility

Fast Divorce is committed to making these SMS Terms and support channels accessible. Alternative formats or assistance are available upon request through the channels in Section 5.

Changes to SMS Terms

We may update these SMS Terms on a prospective basis. A new effective date will be posted. Your continued participation in a Program on or after the new effective date constitutes your acceptance of the updated SMS Terms.

Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

These SMS Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflict‑of‑laws principles.

Venue for claims that are not subject to arbitration will be the California county of your primary residence, unless applicable law requires otherwise.

Disputes related to Programs or these SMS Terms are subject to the consumer arbitration agreement (including a small‑claims carve‑out and a 30‑day right to opt out) in the Website Terms of Use (and, for paying clients, in the Client Agreements), which are incorporated by reference.

Compliance Records (Internal Handling)

We maintain consent records, STOP and HELP logs, and internal do‑not‑contact lists for audit, carrier, and compliance purposes. Unless a longer period is required by law, court order, tax or accounting obligations, dispute resolution, or legal holds, we retain such records for a minimum of one (1) year and may retain certain records longer (including up to four (4) years) to support compliance practices and statutes of limitation.

Contact

Fast Divorce®, Inc.

20944 Sherman Way, Suite 101

Canoga Park, CA 91303

(818) 610‑3392

hello@fastdivorce.com