Frequently Asked Questions
No. We connect you with process serving and litigation support providers directly — this isn’t legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created.
Yes — a completed affidavit or proof of service is standard practice and generally required to file with the court.
Standard service is often completed within a few days; rush and same-day options are typically available for time-sensitive filings.
Process servers can make repeated attempts and, depending on your state’s rules, may use alternative methods like substituted service or posting when personal service isn’t possible.
In some cases, courts refer parties to mediation or counselling before proceeding.
Courts assess the best interests of the child. Property is settled through negotiation or judicial division.
Yes, through a contested divorce if legal grounds exist.
Mutual divorces typically take 6 months. Contested divorces can take a year or more depending on complexity.
Yes. Binding Financial Agreements can secure your financial position.
No. Many property settlements are reached through negotiation or mediation.