Uncontested Divorce

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What is an uncontested divorce?

An uncontested divorce means you and your spouse agree on all terms of your divorce, including:

✓Child custody and parenting time (if applicable)
✓Child support (if applicable)
✓Division of property, assets, and debts
✓Alimony (if applicable)
✓Any other terms of your divorce agreement
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The divvi principle

What divvi does

More than a form. Less than a lawyer.

Intake & information
Plain-English questions gather everything the court needs. No legalese, no guessing.
Documents designed for filing
Every Utah-required form, filled in from your answers — petition, decree, parenting plan, financial disclosures. Court acceptance is not guaranteed.
E-signature
Both parties sign digitally. Electronic signatures are valid where both parties agree to transact electronically; court acceptance of any document is not guaranteed.
Filing guide
Step-by-step instructions for submitting to your specific county courthouse.
AI-assisted negotiation (when needed)
divviResolve helps you and your spouse compare options privately — no courtroom, no $300/hr mediator for every session.
Attorney access (when needed)
divvi's network connects you to Utah attorneys — for review, advice, or full representation — only when you actually need one.
Humans for what matters

Some things still need a person.

divvi doesn't replace the humans who matter in your case. It just makes sure you're only using them when you genuinely need to — protecting your time and your money.

·A mediator when both parties are at an impasse and need a live session
·An attorney when legal strategy, protection, or court representation is required
·A judge — the court still issues your final decree
·Your accountant if QDRO or complex tax planning is involved
Common questions

What people ask first.

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Frequently asked questions

Who can file for divorce in Utah?

Either spouse can file as long as one of you has been a resident of Utah, and of the county where you file, for at least three months before filing. Utah is a no-fault state, so you don't have to prove wrongdoing.

Is an uncontested divorce really free with divvi?

Yes — preparing your uncontested divorce documents with divvi's wizard is free. Your main cost is the $350 court filing fee (waivable if you can't afford it). Paid help like mediation or a CMA is optional.

What's the difference between contested and uncontested?

In an uncontested divorce you and your spouse agree on all major issues — property, support, and custody. A contested divorce means you don't yet agree; divvi can coordinate mediation and support to help you get there.

How long does a divorce take in Utah?

There's a mandatory 30-day waiting period from filing, and after your final packet is filed a judge has up to 60 days to sign — so most uncontested divorces finalize in about 30 to 90 days.

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