Separated a year?
Let’s make it final.
If you’ve been separated twelve months, have no children under 18 and nothing left to divide, your divorce is mostly paperwork. An Australian lawyer prepares and files it for you.
Our complete professional fee for a joint application - every form prepared, checked and filed, with no hourly billing. The court’s filing fee is paid separately (see below).
About ten minutes.
Nothing is filed until you say so.
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Prepared by a lawyer
An Australian lawyer at ezylegal Law prepares your Application for Divorce from your details - not a self-serve template you fill in alone.
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Filed with the court for you
We lodge it with the Federal Circuit and Family Court and follow it through to your divorce order.
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One fixed fee
$899 for a joint application, agreed before any work starts - a single fixed fee, start to finish. No hourly billing and no surprise invoices.
Is a simple divorce right for you?
A divorce ends the marriage - nothing more. If children or a property split are still on the table, you need more than this, and it is better to start in the right place.
Simple Divorce · $899
This is you if all of these are true:
- Both of you applying together (a joint application)
- Married at least 12 months ago
- Separated for at least 12 months
- No children under 18
- No property, super or debts left to divide (or already sorted)
Applying on your own instead? We do those too - there is an extra step, and the FAQs below explain it.
Start My Simple DivorceMore than a divorce
Children under 18, or property, super or debts still to divide? A divorce order settles none of that, and a private agreement is not binding until a court seals it. That needs more than a simple divorce - and we handle it separately.
How it works
Tell Rachel Z about your marriage
About ten minutes, whenever suits you. Nothing is filed at this stage.
A lawyer checks you are eligible
An ezylegal Law solicitor confirms you meet the grounds for divorce and locks in the fixed $899 before any drafting starts.
We prepare it, you sign, we file
We complete the application, you review and sign, and we file it with the court and follow it to your divorce order.
Rachel Z is our AI intake assistant. She gathers the facts a solicitor needs, so your first conversation starts from a full picture. She does not give legal advice and does not decide anything about your matter - a lawyer at ezylegal Law does that.
Questions people ask first
Do we have to be separated for 12 months?
Yes. A divorce needs at least twelve months of separation. You can be separated while still living under the same roof, but that needs extra evidence - mention it at intake so your lawyer can prepare it.
What does $899 include, and what is the court’s fee?
The $899 is our complete professional fee for preparing and filing a joint application - the two of you applying together - with no hourly billing. The court charges its own filing fee separately: $1,170, or $390 if you hold an eligible concession card (for a joint application, both of you must hold one), as at 1 July 2026. That fee is paid to the court, not to us.
Can we apply together?
Yes, and it is usually the simplest way - it is also what the $899 covers. With a joint application neither of you has to attend court, and there is no need to formally serve the other party.
What if my spouse won’t apply with me, or I can’t find them?
You can still apply on your own, with one or two extra steps. A sole application has to be formally served on your spouse, which a joint application avoids, so we engage a process server on your behalf - that is $299 in addition to the $899. If you do not know where your spouse is, the court also expects all reasonable efforts to find them: electoral roll, ASIC and previous-address checks, done by a person rather than a lookup. That search is a further $499 on top of the $299. Your lawyer tells you which of these applies to you before any work starts, so there is nothing to discover later.
We have children under 18 - can we still use this?
Not this fixed-fee option. Where there are children under 18, the court has to be satisfied that proper arrangements are in place for them, which is more than a simple divorce. We handle those matters separately - start your case here and we will guide you to the right path.
Does this divide our property or superannuation?
No. A divorce ends the marriage only - it does not touch property, super or debts, and a private agreement is not binding until a court seals it. To divide those you need consent orders, a separate binding court order. See our consent orders page.
Where in Australia can we do this?
Anywhere. Divorce is a federal process through the Federal Circuit and Family Court, so it does not matter which state or territory you are in.
Who actually does the legal work?
ezylegal Law, an incorporated Australian legal practice. Rachel Z and this site are the technology that gets you there; the advice, drafting and filing are done by admitted solicitors.
Ready to make it final?
Tell us about your marriage. A lawyer will confirm you’re eligible and prepare everything.
Start My Simple Divorce$899 fixed fee. Available across Australia.