Divorce Liaison, Inc.

DIY Divorce Kit

Your Divorce. Your Way.

Save Time · Save Money · Take Control

Divorce Liaison is not a law firm and does not provide legal representation or legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created, and no legal outcome is guaranteed.

Divorce Liaison DIY Divorce Kit box, workbook, and document portfolio

Save Time

A sequenced roadmap replaces weeks of searching court websites and guessing what comes next.

Save Money

Stop paying hourly rates for routine paperwork you can responsibly organize yourself.

Take Control

Understand every stage of your uncontested divorce before you walk into a courthouse.

Built by state, not by guesswork

Divorce rules are not the same everywhere.

Residency requirements, waiting periods, filing fees, and the forms your court accepts all change from state to state — and often county to county. That's why every Divorce Liaison kit is built for one state at a time, with its own guidance and its own document roadmap.

Expanding to all 50 states plus Washington, D.C.

Browse all states

What's in every kit

  • State-specific step-by-step process guide
  • Document & form roadmap for your state's court
  • Master filing checklist with deadline tracker
  • Financial disclosure organization workbook
  • Property, debt & asset inventory worksheets
  • Parenting plan and child-related planning worksheets
  • Plain-English glossary of court terminology
  • Filing-day preparation and courthouse walkthrough

How it works

Four organized stages

Step 1

Select your state

Choose the kit matching where you'll file.

Step 2

Get organized

Work the intake checklists and inventories.

Step 3

Prepare documents

Follow the form roadmap for your court.

Step 4

File with confidence

Use the filing-day walkthrough.

Divorce Liaison is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Our kits are self-help education, organization, and document-preparation guidance only.

Start where you'll file.

Pick your state and get a kit built around your court's process — not a generic national packet.