How it works

1. Order
Complete online questionnaire.

2. Application prepared
A Lawyer will prepare and send your application. Sign your documents.

3. Send
Send your signed application back to us by email. We submit the application to the Court.

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We have worked hard to provide you with the simplest and quickest, stress-free online legal process. It’s as easy as 1-2-3.

No massive legal bills you weren’t expecting, and no surprises. Just a single, fixed fee payment. Our legal service is the lowest cost in Australia.

We are a registered law practice. We are one of the first low-cost, fixed fee law firms, and Australians trust us to help them save in legal fees.

You (or the other party to the marriage) must answer YES to at least one of the following:
- Were born in Australia or have become an Australian citizen by descent (born outside Australia and at least one parent was an Australian citizen and your birth is registered in Australia).
- Are an Australian citizen by grant of Australian citizenship (a citizenship certificate will be required).
- Are lawfully present in Australia and intend to continue living in Australia. You must have been living in Australia for at least the last 12 months - evidence must be provided e.g. your passport showing the date of arrival at least one year prior and a valid or current visa.
Complete our simple online form and we will apply for a divorce order from the Court on your behalf.
To get a divorce you must have been separated for 12 months and 1 day or longer. Sometimes separated couples are still living together in the same home.
If you have been separated and living in the same residence for any part of the twelve months prior to filing your application you will need to provide extra evidence to prove that there has been a change in the marriage.
If you are unable to locate your spouse, even after you have taken all reasonable steps to locate them you can put their address as 'unknown'.