Married Online in Utah? Get Divorced Just as Easily.

Good news! You are NOT required to live or reside in Utah. Recent changes in Utah law allow non-resident couples to file for divorce in Utah if both spouses signed an affidavit consenting to Utah's personal jurisdiction for divorce or annulment. Since all Utah County-issued online marriage licenses require this affidavit, you and your partner should have already completed it.

Yes. With DivorceVirtual, you both need to agree on the terms, and your spouse signs the documents digitally, by email, from wherever they live. Only one of you fills in our questionnaire. Without your spouse's signature, we can't finish your divorce. That is a limit of our service only: another online divorce service, or your local court's own forms, may work for you.

We prepare Utah divorces only. A Utah divorce usually takes 60-90 days. In Utah there is generally a 30-day waiting period, and the final divorce decree usually arrives by email 4 to 8 weeks after the final papers are filed. Our platform helps you complete your paperwork in as little as 1 hour, and we give you instructions for each step of filing with the Utah court.

Our service is for couples with no minor children. If you and your spouse have a child under 18, a child still in high school, a child on the way, or an adult child who depends on you because of a disability, the divorce needs custody, parent-time or child-support orders that we don't prepare, and we recommend speaking with a Utah family law attorney. That is a limit of our service only: another online divorce service, or the Utah courts' own online forms, may work for you. Grown, independent children don't affect eligibility. For complex financial situations, we may also recommend consulting with an attorney.

No, court filing fees are not included in our pricing. These fees are separate from our service charges.

We refund our service fee in full at any stage if we can't take your case because of your children (you have a child together under 18, still in high school or on the way, or an adult child who depends on you because of a disability), or if the court rejects our forms because they don't comply with the court's format. Otherwise it depends on your Utah case's step: a full refund at Step 1, 50% of the service fee at Steps 2 to 6, and at Steps 7 to 10 a credit for the full amount you paid toward a future service, which does not expire. A court filing fee you paid through us is refunded in full until we've paid the court.

Read our full refund policy: https://intercom.help/divorcevirtual/en/articles/16734632-refund-policy

Yes. We prepare your documents on the Utah courts' own online divorce forms. Once filed and approved by the court, your divorce decree is legally binding.

Absolutely. We use bank-level encryption to protect your data. We never sell your personal information; we share it only with the providers that run the service and as our Privacy Policy describes. All communications are confidential, and you can ask us to delete your account at any time. Our Privacy Policy says what that removes and what we keep.