Agreed divorce
Your spouse signs or participates
Continue through the normal court-processing steps for the documents you approved.
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Divorce document preparation
Move forward with organized, carefully prepared divorce documents.
LawMart helps Las Vegas clients prepare uncontested divorce paperwork from the information and decisions they provide—without unnecessary confusion or legal jargon.
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LawMart is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Documents are prepared at the client’s direction.
Affordable. Quick. Simple.
A simpler way to move your divorce paperwork forward.
One flat $500 preparation fee, a clear step-by-step process, and efficient document preparation from consultation through e-filing.
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Initial consultation
Tell us about your situation and the documents you need prepared.
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Pay the flat $500 fee
Begin document preparation with one published fee and no hourly billing.
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We prepare the documents
LawMart drafts your client-directed divorce paperwork.
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You review and approve
Request reasonable corrections, approve the documents, and complete any required notarization.
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We e-file the approved documents
We collect the separate court filing fee and submit the approved documents electronically.
What happens after filing?
Will your spouse sign or participate?
No signature
Your spouse does not sign
- Arrange formal service. A separate process-service fee applies.
- Allow the response period. The response period is generally 21 days after service.
- Prepare default paperwork if appropriate. If no response is filed, LawMart can prepare client-directed default documents for submission.
Location unknown
You do not know where your spouse is
- Document reasonable search efforts. Attempts to locate and serve your spouse must be recorded.
- Request court-authorized publication. If permitted, publication and related third-party fees apply.
- Complete the required waiting steps. After publication and the applicable response period, LawMart can prepare client-directed default documents if appropriate.
Preparation times depend on receiving complete client information. Court, service, publication, and response timelines vary. Default and publication procedures require court approval and do not occur automatically.
Published flat-fee pricing
Know the likely costs before you start.
LawMart charges one flat fee for document preparation. Court and third-party charges are separate and depend on how your case is filed and how documents are served.
RequiredLawMart's fee$500
Flat-fee document preparation
Preparation of client-selected divorce documents, completeness review, filing instructions, and reasonable corrections before filing. No hourly billing.
Required unless waivedCourt filing fee≈ $300
Paid to the court
The court charges a separate filing fee. You may be eligible to request a fee waiver from the court.
Contact us for more information →Optional / when neededProcess server$50–$100
Professional service of documents
A professional third-party process server can deliver required documents to your spouse. In some circumstances, service may instead be completed by an eligible neutral third party without hiring a professional process server.
Contact us for more information →Only when applicablePublication$50–$100
Service through publication
If your spouse cannot be located, the court may permit or require service through publication in a legal newspaper. Publication charges are paid separately to the publication provider.
Contact us for more information →Ready to move forward?
Start with a free phone consultation.
Talk with LawMart about whether the $500 service fits your situation. If you are already ready to proceed, secure online payment remains available.
Court, government, recording, process-server, publication, notary, and other third-party costs are separate where applicable. Payment is for document preparation only and does not create an attorney-client relationship.
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Meet in Las Vegas
Prefer to meet in person?
Reserve an in-person appointment at our Valley View Boulevard office. The appointment is $50, and the full $50 is credited toward LawMart's $500 preparation fee if you move forward with the divorce service.
In-person appointment$50Credited toward the $500 service fee
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LawMart5725 S Valley View Blvd, Suite 7
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Las Vegas, NV 89118
Appointments are by reservation and subject to availability. The $50 credit applies if you proceed with LawMart's divorce document-preparation service.
What to expect
A focused four-step process.
Every engagement is organized around clear information, careful review, and client direction.
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Tell us about your situation
Share whether the matter is agreed, whether children are involved, and the documents you want prepared.
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Receive a tailored checklist
We identify the information and supporting records needed for your requested forms.
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Review your prepared documents
Documents are prepared from your instructions and provided for your careful review.
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Complete the filing steps
Receive practical, non-legal instructions for the next administrative steps.
Divorce intake
Start with a few focused questions.
This short intake helps us understand the document-preparation request before we contact you.
- Usually takes 2–3 minutes
- Phone and email are required
- Your information is sent securely through Formspree
Document preparation only
LawMart cannot determine legal eligibility, recommend a strategy, or provide legal advice.
Questions about this service
Important answers before you start.
LawMart provides document preparation—not legal advice or representation.
Can LawMart tell me what I should ask for in my divorce?
No. LawMart does not give legal advice or recommend legal positions. You decide the terms and provide the instructions used to prepare the documents.
Does LawMart handle contested divorces?
LawMart prepares documents at the client’s direction. Matters involving disputes, unclear rights, or contested hearings may require advice from a licensed attorney.
Can you prepare documents when children are involved?
Document preparation may include parenting-plan, custody, and support-related forms when the client provides the required decisions and information.
How long does preparation take?
Timing depends on the complexity of the requested documents and how quickly complete information is provided. The expected timeline is discussed before work begins.