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Uncontested Path

Agreed on the terms? See how your case lines up.

A short set of questions — safety first, always — and an honest read: which agreed path your answers currently match, what that path involves, and where it leads when the answers say 'not agreed after all.' Every branch carries its rule, timelines carry the statute (§ 61.19's 20-day floor — no two-week promises here), and none of it is a legal determination: the screen says exactly what it is.

One question before anything else

Is there any violence, threat, coercion, or fear in this relationship — or any reason contact with the other person could put you or your children at risk?

Your answer to this question is never saved. Quick exit: press Esc twice, any screen.

Four ways people do an agreed divorce — honestly compared

 DIY forms aloneFlat-fee filing serviceTraditional retainerFamilyLawGPS
Who decides the legal callsYou, aloneTheir attorney — for the spouse who bought; the other spouse signs aloneYour attorneyYou, organized — or an independent attorney whose every decision is recorded, named, and hash-chained
When it isn't agreed after allStart overOutside the scope — referral outThe retainer growsYour facts carry straight into responding, disclosure, evidence, and Discovery Command — nothing wasted
VerificationNone“Attorney-reviewed” — trust the sentenceYour attorney's judgmentA public bench (hundreds of checks on every push), a hash-pinned corpus, and citations you can verify yourself
Timeline honestyUnknown“About two weeks” — asterisk buriedRealistic, priced hourly§ 61.19's 20-day floor rendered on every timeline, from the statute — no promises made around it
After the judgmentYou're done — and aloneRelationship ends at “finalized”Billable follow-upThe completion engine: deeds, the QDRO chain, calendar activation, name sweep — derived from your own terms

Cost, plainly: the platform's tools are free for every account during early access; independent attorney work is always quoted by the attorney, before any engagement — a fraction of a typical retainer for agreed matters, and never a platform charge. No service is named above because the comparison is about MODELS, not vendors.