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You can start your free questionnaire without a credit card, and when you’re ready, you can add a plan with as little or as much help as you need.
Separation Agreement
$0
Simplify your separation with our free Separation Agreement.
- Tailored for BC
- Child custody
- Child support
- Child visitation
- Property division
- Family residence
- Debt allocation
- Spousal support
- Instant downloads
Basic BC Divorce
$299
Get the essentials at our lowest price.
- Divorce forms for both spouses
- Both trips to court
- Divorce order
- Court acceptance guarantee
- Automated review for errors
- Instant downloads
Premium BC Divorce
$399
Everything in the Basic Plan plus a divorce certificate.
- Divorce forms for both spouses
- All three trips to court
- Divorce order
- Divorce Certificate
- Court acceptance guarantee
- Automated review for errors
- Instant downloads
Ultimate BC Divorce
$499
Everything in the Premium Plan plus a pro review.
- Divorce forms for both spouses
- All three trips to court
- Divorce order
- Divorce Certificate
- Pro Review
- Court acceptance guarantee
- Automated review for errors
- Instant downloads
All plans come with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
How much will my divorce cost?
You should budget for court and notary fees, and if only one spouse is signing the papers, process service fees.
Court Fees
Every divorce in BC requires court fees of $290, which are paid to the BC Supreme Court for processing your divorce papers. In particular, this consists of $210 for the first filing and $80 for the second. In addition, if you opt for a divorce certificate, it’s $40 each. Furthermore, the court will only accept cash, cheques or money orders. However, our BC divorce plans offer you the convenience of paying the court fees by credit card.
Notary Fees
Every divorce has at least one affidavit that must be signed with the help of a notary. In particular, a sole divorce has one affidavit or two when children are included. On the other hand, a joint divorce has two affidavits or four when children are included. For instance, the cost to notarize an affidavit from a notary of your choice is typically $50 each. So, notary fees may range from $50 to $200, depending on your situation.
Process Service
When there is only one divorce applicant, the divorce papers must be served on the other spouse. Although you can arrange the process service and save some money, we recommend hiring a process server. So, you should budget about $250.00 for process service, but prices can vary depending on where your spouse is being served.
Compare BC Divorce Plans
Each plan caters to a specific need. The two primary options are a Divorce Certificate and a Pro Review. Thus, you can mix and match to get the exact combination that suits your needs.
Divorce Certificate
The Basic Plan doesn’t include a divorce certificate, as you don’t require one for your divorce to be official. However, there are situations where you might need one. For example, if you are getting married again or applying for a mortgage, you may be asked to provide one.
Pro Review
In a divorce, dotting every ‘i’ and crossing every ‘t’ is essential. Of course, you can review your answers yourself, which is why the Pro Review is not included with the Basic or Premium Plans. However, you may not be detail-oriented or want someone with experience to ensure everything is correct. For that reason, we offer the pro review with the Ultimate Plan.
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