Online Uncontested Divorce Submission

Missouri Online Uncontested Divorce

Online Uncontested Divorce through Linnenbringer Law: Fast, Easy, Secure.

I started taking online uncontested divorce submissions in 2013. That year, 75 clients submitted their case and paid their attorney fee through the online system. In 2014, that number increased to about 100, and, in both 2015 and 2016, about 150 clients chose to facilitate their uncontested divorce through my online submission process. The years following were much the same until the pandemic, at which point the service really took off. In 2023, 375 clients chose to submit their case online, and in 2024, over 400.

Before you start working on the form yourself, please reflect and consider whether my Missouri Online Uncontested Divorce system is right for you. The online system may not be the best option for submitting complex cases, like, for example, those with three or more pieces of real estate, or a couple of businesses, or financial obligations that deserve an explanation better suited for a full page document than a 100 pixel-wide text box. That being said, I've never had an online submission where the client and I, regardless of the particularities of the individual's case, were not able to hash out and fully uncover the details of his or her divorce through fast and consistent contact and feedback.

If either you or your spouse are Missouri residents, and you're in complete agreement as to the particularities of your divorce, then here is you opportunity to get your case moving towards a fast, affordable, and professional resolution. Confirm the agreement with your spouse, complete the secure online submission form, and, in forty-five days, give or take, you can be divorced.

Just the Essential Information from the Uncontested Divorce Checklists page

Just the Essentials

This entire page is worth examining carefully. However, if you're short on time, here's the gist:

Linnenbringer Law offers a fast, secure way to submit your uncontested divorce case online.
For your case to be eligible for the online submission system, your divorce will need to be uncontested.
for your case to be considered uncontested, you have to agree on all aspects of your divorce.
The online submission can be used for any uncontested case. However, for the more complex cases, the Uncontested Divorce Intake Packet is probably the way to go.

I started taking online uncontested divorce submissions in 2013. That year, 75 clients submitted their case and paid their attorney fee through the online system. In 2014, that number increased to about 100, and, in both 2015 and 2016, about 150 clients chose to facilitate their uncontested divorce through my online submission process. The years following were much the same until the pandemic, at which point the service really took off. In 2023, 375 clients chose to submit their case online, and in 2024, over 400.

Before you start working on the form yourself, please reflect and consider whether my Missouri Online Uncontested Divorce system is right for you. The online system may not the best option for submitting complex cases, for instance, like those with three or more pieces of real estate, or a couple of businesses, or financial obligations that deserve an explanation better suited for a full page document than a 100 pixel-wide text box. That being said, I've never had an online submission where the client and I, regardless of the particularities of the individual's case, were not able to hash out and fully uncover the details of his or her divorce through fast and consistent contact and feedback.

If either you or your spouse are Missouri residents, and you're in complete agreement as to the particularities of your divorce, then here is you opportunity to get your case moving towards a fast, affordable, and professional resolution. Confirm the agreement with your spouse, complete the secure online submission form, and, in forty-five days, give or take, you can be divorced.

Testimonial from Jay, a former uncontested divorce client

Jay

Very convenient and easy to work with! Always answered my emails and returned all calls within 24 hours or less. I highly recommend Linnenbringer Law to anyone who is going through an uncontested divorce.

Rules of Engagement

Despite the ease and casual nature of initiating legal services through an online submission form, you should only proceed with the online uncontested divorce submission if you agree to the conditions outlined below. In fact, you won't be able to move on to the form itself until you do agree to these provisions. Agreeing to the Linnenbringer Law Online Uncontested Divorce Official Rules of Engagement (working title) will create the representation agreement for which the remainder of our attorney-client relationship will be based on.

The prospective client understands and agrees to the following:

The basic required conditions: (i) Either the client or the client's spouse have been a resident of Missouri for at least 90 days prior to commencing with the service; (ii) both parties are over the age of 18; and (iii) Wife (or wives, in the case of a same-sex marriage) is not currently pregnant.
The spouses have a complete agreement as to all aspects of their divorce, including property distribution (who gets what), debt allocation (who pays what), and spousal support arrangements (alimony / maintenance). If children are involved, the parties must also have reached an agreement regarding child custody, including the weekday/weekend visitation plan and the holiday schedule, and child support. See the Uncontested Divorce Checklists for a more thorough discussion on these topics.
Both parties are ready, willing, and able to sign off on the paperwork necessary to facilitate the uncontested divorce.
In addition to the attorney fee, which is paid through the system at the conclusion of the form, the client will also be responsible for the payment of a $150 filing fee. The filing fee will be submitted with the signed paperwork (or brought into personally, in the event the parties choose to sign at my office).
The case must be uncontested from start to finish. If at any point in the process one of the parties no longer consents to the documentation being submitted to the court, then the attorney can not submit those pleadings until the dispute has been resolved.
Your attorney is providing limited scope representation. That representation is limited to answering whatever questions the client may have (not including questions that require legal analysis), preparing the paperwork necessary to facilitate the dissolution of marriage, and, once the pleadings are signed by the parties, moving the case through the courts as quickly as possible. All property/debt distribution and child custody/support arrangements will have been made between the client and their spouse.
Your attorney will not provide legal advice as to whether the parties' Marital Settlement Agreement is equitable or fair. Each party will be entering into the agreement voluntarily and without any evaluation from the attorney as to whether a better result could be obtained through in-court litigation.
Your attorney will do no discovery in this case. There will be no verification of an asset's existence, nor of the value of any assets. There will be no verification of a debt's existence, nor of the balance owed for any debts. Both parties will be entering into their Marital Settlement Agreement knowing that the attorney has done no research into the assets or debts held by the parties.
The sufficiency of the parties' final paperwork will be dependent on the information provided to the attorney. Because there is no discovery or research done into the parties' assets or debts, the only details that will make it into the Marital Settlement Agreement will be based entirely on the information submtted in the online form (and any additional information provided through subsequent discussions between client and attorney).

I have read all of the above, I understand it completely, and I am ready to proceed.
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