Frequently Asked Questions
Here you can find answers to many of your questions.
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Pricing Plan
By Yourself
The one-time payment of $99 gives you everything you need. SimpleEnding provides the information you need to make informed decisions regarding the terms of your divorce. Once you have filled out the questionnaire and reviewed your responses, you can download your tailored divorce documents. Your spouse will need to agree to the terms of the documents and sign them before you file. There are no additional fees; the $99 is all you pay.
With Your Spouse
The one-time payment of $99 gives you and your spouse access to the questionnaire and the ability to dispute issues within the application. One party fills out the questionnaire, then the other party reviews the responses and proposes changes. Once you and your spouse have reviewed and agreed on all your responses, you can download your tailored divorce documents. There are no additional fees; the $99 is all you pay.
No. SimpleEnding is a flat, one-time payment of $99. There is no second payment and there are no additional fees, whether you complete your divorce by yourself or with your spouse. Once you have finished the questionnaire and your documents are ready, you can download your tailored divorce documents at no extra cost.
Getting Started
If you are unable to come to an agreement on the responses to the questionnaire, you will not be able to complete your divorce with our service and do not need to pay any additional fees. Despite that, the initial investment is still beneficial. Going through the questionnaire leads to greater understanding of the divorce process, the issues you and your spouse can agree on, and the issues that need to be addressed with an attorney. The SimpleEnding process will help you save time and money, even if you have to hire an attorney. If you’re going through the process by yourself, your spouse does not have to agree with all the decisions, but you will need to reach an agreement before filing the divorce
SimpleEnding allows you and your spouse to create high-quality, tailored divorce documents without hiring an attorney. The initial cost of SimpleEnding is less than a consultation with a reputable attorney. Even if you are unable to come to an agreement on all the terms of your divorce, the knowledge you gained from SimpleEnding will save you time and money in the long-run while working with an attorney or mediator.
Our service will work for most situations. However, there are some situations where it may be best to seek out legal counsel. Even if you use our service, we do not discourage anyone from seeking advice from counsel to ensure they are making good decisions. More complex divorce cases may require additional advice and assistance. Cases with domestic abuse, a disabled party or child, or a complex asset portfolio may benefit from the legal advice of an attorney or mediator. In those cases, our service may work, but we encourage you to seek out legal advice to address these types of situations and how they may affect your divorce.
About US
SimpleEnding uses patent-approved technology to guide users through the divorce process and educates them to make informed decisions about the terms of the divorce. Any information necessary to understand the questions and their answers is available within the questionnaire and easy to reference. Upon completion of the questionnaire, the user should have the knowledge and information to understand the language contained in the tailored documents.
SimpleEnding was created by attorney Jill Coil. After years of practice in family law, she identified the need for a service that allows users to create high-quality and court-ready documents for the fraction of the cost of an attorney. With other online divorce platforms, people consent to terms they don’t fully understand or that may be inadvisable or unenforceable. SimpleEnding guides users through the divorce process, educates them to make informed decisions, and allows them to work amicably with their spouse to complete their divorce.






