The flat-fee service does not include:
- A divorce involving minor or dependent children or a pregnancy.
- Any request for alimony.
- The identification, valuation, transfer, or division of assets or debts, including real estate, financial or retirement accounts, business interests, loans, credit-card obligations, or tax liabilities.
- Negotiating disputed terms between the spouses.
- Substantive revisions after the documents have been prepared.
- Discovery, mediation, depositions, motion practice, contested hearings, trial, or an appeal.
- A default proceeding or service-related dispute if the other spouse stops cooperating.
- Additional hearings, any in-person hearing, or post-judgment work.
- Court filing fees, service fees, certified copies, notary charges, translation expenses, or other third-party costs.
If the case becomes contested or no longer meets the requirements, it will no longer be eligible for the flat-fee service. Any additional representation would require a separate written agreement.
