For couples who have reached agreement and want more than divorce paperwork alone.
Express Divorce Plus combines personalized New York divorce documents with hands-on filing assistance, signature coordination, case support, and status tracking—so you do not have to manage every procedural step yourself.
What’s Included?
Want help reaching agreement
Need neutral mediation support to resolve issues such as property, debt, parenting, or child support.
Want support from start to finish
Prefer hands-on help with documents, signatures, filing, and the steps required to complete an uncontested New York divorce.
Support through the key stages of your uncontested divorce—from document preparation and signatures to filing assistance and final court submission.
Designed for qualifying uncontested divorces with or without children, including matters involving property, debt, support, and parenting agreements.
Get hands-on case support throughout the process for documents, signatures, filing logistics, and procedural next steps.
When mediation is appropriate, a neutral mediator can help you and your spouse work through remaining disagreements and move toward a complete agreement.
A dedicated case-support professional helps keep your divorce organized from beginning to end. From your questionnaire and documents to signatures, filing logistics, and procedural next steps, you have someone to turn to when you need clarity.
Your case-support team does not provide legal advice, but they help make the process easier to understand and easier to manage.
Sometimes you and your spouse agree that the marriage should end, but still need help reaching agreement on a few important terms.
Mediation gives you a neutral setting to work through issues such as property, debt, parenting arrangements, maintenance, or child support. The mediator helps structure the conversation and explore possible solutions, while the decisions remain entirely yours.
What if we do not reach an agreement?
Mediation cannot force a settlement. If some issues remain unresolved, you can continue negotiating, seek independent legal advice, or consider other options for resolving them.
Even partial agreement can make the next stage of your divorce simpler.
Resolve the differences. Then move forward with the divorce.
Mediation is a neutral process that helps you and your spouse work through unresolved issues before your divorce can proceed as uncontested.
You may use mediation to discuss matters such as property division, debt, parenting arrangements, maintenance, or child support. The mediator helps structure the conversation, clarify areas of disagreement, and explore possible solutions.
The mediator does not represent either spouse and cannot force an agreement. If mediation is successful, the agreed terms can then be incorporated into your New York divorce documents.
A mediator is a neutral professional trained to facilitate discussions between spouses who are trying to resolve divorce-related issues.
The mediator does not take sides, make decisions for you, or act as either spouse’s attorney. Their role is to help both parties communicate more effectively and work toward a voluntary agreement.
You and your spouse typically meet with a mediator remotely and discuss the issues that remain unresolved.
The conversation may include property, parenting, maintenance, child support, or other terms that must be settled before the divorce can move forward as uncontested.
If you reach agreement, the final terms can be used to complete the appropriate settlement and divorce documents.
Mediation does not guarantee settlement.
If some issues remain unresolved, you may continue negotiating, return to mediation, seek independent legal advice, or use the court process where necessary.
Even partial agreement can make the remaining divorce process more manageable.
Your case-support professional helps with the administrative and procedural side of your divorce.
They can assist with your questionnaire, document requirements, signatures, filing logistics, procedural next steps, and status updates.
They do not provide legal advice, recommend settlement terms, or represent you in a contested matter.
Our case-support professionals are trained in the Express Divorce process, New York uncontested-divorce procedures, document coordination, filing logistics, and client support.
They are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice.
Every uncontested divorce needs paperwork. Not everyone needs the same level of help.
Get help with your New York divorce paperwork, court filing, spouse signatures, and the steps needed to move your uncontested divorce forward.
We prepare your New York uncontested divorce paperwork and provide clear filing instructions. You handle the filing with the court.
