Simple joint divorce application
$990 plus GST
Family law service
Fixed-Fee Non-Contested Divorce Applications
Clear, practical support for eligible couples seeking a straightforward divorce application in Australia.
Fixed-fee divorce applications
Both options include a 20-minute phone consultation to discuss your circumstances before your application is prepared.
Uncontested simple sole application
$1,290 plus GST
A straightforward path forward
Where your divorce is non-contested, Maan Law can guide you through the application process with clear advice, careful document preparation, and a fixed-fee approach.
What the fixed fee includes
Eligibility review
An initial review of your circumstances and the documents required for a non-contested divorce application.
Application preparation
Preparation and lodging support for the divorce application, with the steps explained in plain language.
Clear communication
Practical updates and guidance throughout the process, including preparation for any court requirements.
Divorce eligibility enquiry
Enquire about your divorce eligibility
Answer these questions and use Send enquiry to have your responses sent directly to Maan Law at pm@maanlaw.com.au. This is a general guide only and not legal advice.
Frequently asked questions about divorce applications
What is the difference between a joint and sole divorce application?
A joint application is made together with your spouse. A sole application is made by one person and may involve additional requirements, including serving documents on the other party.
Do we need to be separated for 12 months before applying?
Generally, you must have been separated for at least 12 months before applying. Your circumstances should be reviewed before an application is prepared.
Does the fixed fee include court filing fees?
The listed fee covers the legal work described for a straightforward non-contested application. Court filing fees and any additional work outside that scope may be payable separately; Maan Law can explain this before you proceed.
Does a divorce application resolve property or parenting matters?
A divorce ends the legal marriage. It does not itself finalise arrangements for children, property or finances, which may need separate advice.
What documents will I need?
Your marriage certificate, identification and details about your separation are commonly required. The documents needed can vary, particularly where documents are from overseas or are not in English.
Discuss your divorce application
Contact Maan Law to confirm whether a fixed-fee non-contested divorce application is suitable for your circumstances.