New York · document preparation

Uncontested divorce

We prepare the uncontested-divorce paperwork from the facts you both provide — clearly, in English and Russian.

About this service

Uncontested divorce

When both spouses agree on the terms, we assemble the New York uncontested-divorce forms from the information you give us: summons and complaint, affidavits, a settlement stipulation, and the judgment papers typically used in an uncontested filing. We translate between Russian and English when needed. We do not represent anyone in court, we do not negotiate terms, and we do not advise on custody, support, or property. If the matter is contested, we will say so early and you will need an attorney.

What we help with

  • New York uncontested divorce packet (UD series and related forms)
  • Settlement stipulation drafted from the terms you already agreed on
  • Affidavits, summons, complaint, and judgment papers for your review
  • Russian–English translation of civil documents in the same order
  • A filing checklist and envelope guidance if you file yourselves

What you need to bring

  • Both spouses agree on the terms — this service is only for uncontested matters
  • Marriage certificate and identity documents
  • A clear written list of what you have already agreed (children, support, property, name)
  • Addresses, dates, and prior court or immigration papers if any

What you receive

  • A complete uncontested-divorce set for your review
  • A plain-language checklist of typical next steps at the clerk’s office
  • Optional certified translations of supporting civil documents
  • Copies stored at least three years (usually five)

Process

  1. 01

    We confirm it is uncontested

    If there is a dispute, we stop. Document preparation is not a substitute for counsel.

  2. 02

    You give the facts

    Structured questions in Russian or English. We do not invent terms you have not agreed.

  3. 03

    You review, then file

    Ready PDFs by email, optional paper via USPS. Court fees are paid by you to the court.

Questions

Next step

Tell us the task.

We will name the scope, the fee, and the timeline — before any payment.

Ten minutes is enough to understand the task. Paid consultation — $75