WELCOME TO ALABAMA DIVORCE ONLINE

AlabamaDivorceOnline.com is a 100% virtual, attorney-managed divorce experience. It’s a modern and convenient way to complete your uncontested divorce — fast, affordable, and entirely online.

This website is not a do-it-yourself form site or an automated document generator. Every divorce case started through this site is handled by a duly licensed Alabama attorney who prepares your documents, ensures legal compliance, and files everything with the appropriate Circuit Court on your behalf. You and your spouse can even sign and notarize your documents online (unless your county requires in-person notarization).

We break the process into three simple steps, allowing you to pay as you go. Pricing is transparent and straightforward:

  • Step 1: Document Preparation – $195 (or two payments of $99)
  • Step 2: Legal Compliance & Notarization – $176 total (or $88 per spouse)
  • Step 3: Court Filing Service – $75 plus your county’s court fee (typically $200–$300)

A $5 administrative fee applies to credit card, Zelle, or money order payments.

No court appearance is required in most uncontested cases. Once your divorce is granted, your Final Judgment is available online. From start to finish, your case is managed by an Alabama attorney — securely, efficiently, and in full compliance with Alabama law.Divorce with confidence, knowing we’ve helped thousands of Alabamians complete their divorce online. We process divorces statewide.

 

✅ How It Works – 4 Simple Steps

We make the divorce process easy to follow by breaking it into four simple, attorney-managed steps — all completed online.

Step 1: Start Your Case Online

Complete our secure questionnaire to begin. A licensed Alabama attorney reviews your answers, confirms eligibility, and prepares all required legal documents based on your situation and the requirements of your local Circuit Court.

Step 2: Review, Sign & Notarize

You and your spouse review the documents for accuracy, then sign and notarize — either online or in person, depending on your county. We ensure everything is legally complete, including any required service waivers or notices.*

Step 3: We File with the Court

Once documents are signed and notarized, your attorney files your case with the appropriate Alabama Circuit Court and monitors its progress. You don’t need to visit a courthouse — we handle the filing for you and keep you updated.

Step 4: Divorce Granted

The judge reviews your case. If everything is in order, your Final Judgment of Divorce is signed and finalized. A copy is provided to you online.

 

✅ Compare Divorce Online Websites

Type of Service What It Means Where We Fit In
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Divorce You fill out and file all forms yourself with little or no support. ❌ We are not a DIY platform.
Self-Help Divorce Software or step-by-step tools, but you do the work — including filing. ❌ We don’t just guide — we do the work for you.
Attorney-Guided Attorney prepares documents but you handle court steps on your own. ❌ That’s not us — we fully manage your case.
Attorney-Managed / Full-Service Divorce An attorney prepares, files, and manages your case from start to finish. ✅ That’s exactly what we do.

 

✅ Residency Requirements

To file for divorce in Alabama, one spouse must meet the residency requirement:

  • If your spouse lives in Alabama, you can file immediately — even if you just moved to the state.
  • If your spouse does not live in Alabama, you must have lived in Alabama for at least six months

Acceptable proof of residency includes:

  • Valid Alabama driver’s license or state ID
  • Lease, utility bill, or mortgage showing Alabama address

Not sure if you qualify? We’ll help you determine eligibility.

 

✅ Online Notarization Requirements

Online notarization is available in most counties.* If your county does not accept it, we’ll guide you through in-person notarization.

To use online notarization, you must:

  • Pass identity verification (KBA or biometric scan)
  • Present valid ID (Driver’s license, U.S. passport, foreign passport w/ U.S. immigration stamp, or Green Card)

All online notarization sessions are recorded and securely stored in compliance with applicable notary laws.

Don’t have one of the accepted IDs?

We’ll guide you through alternative notarization options, including in-person notarization, if needed.

* Important Note: Most Alabama Circuit Courts accept online notarization, but Baldwin, Clay, Coosa, Covington, Houston, Jackson, Madison, Mobile, Monroe, Montgomery, Russell, and Jefferson Counties still require notarization to be completed in person. If you’re filing in one of these counties, you’ll sign and notarize your documents with a local notary, return them to us by mail or email.

⏱ Why Start Today?

  • ✅ Finish your part in about 15 minutes
  • ✅ No court or office visits required in most cases
  • ✅ Most uncontested divorces finalized in about 30 days
  • ✅ All documents prepared by a licensed Alabama attorney
  • ✅ Sign, notarize, and file 100% online
  • ✅ Thousands of successful divorces completed statewide