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Specializing in Uncontested Divorces in Orange County and surrounding areas. We have experience handling divorces in Orange County, Los Angeles, Riverside (including the Coachella Valley), San Diego, and San Bernardino Counties.

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What is an agreeable divorce?

An agreeable divorce or uncontested divorce is where both parties can fully agree on all aspects of the divorce: including division of property, custody, and assets.

What are the benefits of an agreeable divorce?

It is sometimes called a paper divorce because you do not need to step foot in a courtroom, go before a judge, or pay high legal fees. You can customize the divorce to meet the best interests of all parties.

What services do we provide?

We prepare and file all of the required documents, serve the other party, and monitor your process with the court. We also provide document preparation services for legal separations, domestic partnerships, finalizations, qualified domestic relations orders, restoration of maiden names, stipulations, and orders.

Why choose Divorce Preparation Services?

We are experienced and we are a pioneer in developing the agreeable divorce process. We were one of the first in the industry to recognize a need to help people navigate the divorce process without the time and expense of litigation.

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Divorce in Orange County

Find answers to Frequently Asked Questions about divorce and legal separation, uncontested and contested divorce, court filing of legal documents, minor child custody and visitation agreements for divorce in Orange County. In addition to Orange County, we also serve Los Angeles County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, and San Diego County.

A Page Originally Published on August 27, 2017 – Latest Update January 26, 2024.