Divorce.law vs Hello Divorce
Complete side-by-side comparison to help you choose the right platform
Quick Verdict
Choose Divorce.law if:
- ✓ You want comprehensive legal resources + attorney network in one platform
- ✓ You need coverage in all 64 US jurisdictions
- ✓ You prefer one-time payment over monthly subscription
- ✓ You want flexibility: DIY toolkit OR attorney consultation
- ✓ You need free AI assistant without paid tiers
Choose Hello Divorce if:
- ✓ You prefer guided questionnaire over self-service forms
- ✓ You want access to hourly mediators (not full attorneys)
- ✓ Your state is one of their 8 supported jurisdictions
- ✓ You're comfortable with $99-499/month subscription
- ✓ You prefer AI-guided form filling (Hallie)
Feature-by-Feature Comparison
| Feature | Divorce.law | Hello Divorce |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing Model | $49-299 one-time No subscription | $99-499/month Recurring subscription |
| Jurisdiction Coverage | All 64 jurisdictions 50 US states + DC + territories | 8 states only Limited coverage |
| AI Assistant | Victoria (free) Available to all users | Hallie (paid tiers) Premium feature |
| Attorney Access | 2,695+ licensed attorneys Exclusive county network | Hourly mediators Not full-service attorneys |
| DIY Document Prep | Official court forms | Guided questionnaire |
| Legal Education | 4,800+ guides All free | Blog articles Limited library |
| Calculators | 25 free calculators Child support, alimony, property | Not available |
| Mediation Services | Via attorney network Full-service options | Included Hourly certified mediators |
| Money-Back Guarantee | 30 days | Varies by plan |
Detailed Feature Breakdown
Pricing Comparison
Divorce.law
- DIY Toolkit: $49 (no children) or $79 (with children)
- Victoria Assistant: $199-299 (includes toolkit)
- Attorney Consultation: $150-550/month (county-based)
- ✓ One-time payment • No recurring fees • Cancel anytime
Hello Divorce
- Basic: $99/month (forms only)
- Professional: $199/month (+ mediation)
- Premium: $499/month (+ attorney review)
- Recurring monthly subscription required
Geographic Coverage
Divorce.law
All 64 US jurisdictions:
- • 50 US states
- • District of Columbia
- • 13 Canadian provinces/territories
- • 3,547 counties with exclusive attorney coverage
Hello Divorce
8 states only:
- • California
- • Texas
- • Florida
- • New York
- • Illinois
- • And 3 others
- Not available in 42+ states
AI Assistant Comparison
Victoria (Divorce.law)
- ✓ Free for all users (no paid tier required)
- ✓ 25 integrated calculators
- ✓ Direct attorney recommendations
- ✓ Jurisdiction-specific legal knowledge
- ✓ Lead capture for attorney matching
- ✓ Available on all 4,800+ guide pages
Hallie (Hello Divorce)
- • Available in paid tiers only
- • Guided form questionnaire
- • Mediator scheduling
- • Limited to 8 supported states
- • Requires subscription to access
Attorney vs Mediator Access
Divorce.law Attorney Network
- 2,695+ licensed attorneys
- • Full-service representation
- • Exclusive county placements
- • Can represent you in court
- • Licensed in their jurisdiction
- • 81% county coverage (3,547 counties)
Hello Divorce Mediation
- Hourly certified mediators
- • Facilitation only (not representation)
- • Cannot provide legal advice
- • Cannot represent you in court
- • Good for amicable settlements
- • Limited to 8 states
Pros & Cons
Divorce.law
Pros
- ✓ One-time payment (no subscription)
- ✓ All 64 jurisdictions covered
- ✓ Largest attorney network (2,695+)
- ✓ Free Victoria AI for all users
- ✓ 4,800+ free legal guides
- ✓ 25 free calculators
- ✓ Flexibility: DIY or attorney
Cons
- • Self-service model (less hand-holding)
- • No dedicated mediator service
- • Requires more research vs guided
Hello Divorce
Pros
- ✓ Guided questionnaire (easier for some)
- ✓ Certified mediator access
- ✓ Case managers in premium tier
- ✓ Good for amicable divorces
Cons
- • Expensive ($99-499/month recurring)
- • Only 8 states supported
- • AI assistant locked behind paid tiers
- • Mediators not full attorneys
- • Subscription required (no one-time)
- • Limited legal education resources
Frequently Asked Questions
Which platform is cheaper long-term?
Divorce.law is significantly cheaper. With a one-time payment of $49-299, you own the toolkit forever. Hello Divorce's $99-499/month subscription costs $297-1,497 over just 3 months, and more the longer your divorce takes.
Is Hello Divorce available in my state?
Hello Divorce only operates in 8 states (CA, TX, FL, NY, IL, and 3 others). If you're in one of the other 42+ states, Divorce.law is your option — we cover all 64 US jurisdictions.
Do I need an attorney or can I use DIY?
It depends on your situation. Both platforms offer DIY options for simple, uncontested divorces. However, Divorce.law gives you access to 2,695+ licensed attorneys if you determine you need legal representation — Hello Divorce only provides mediators (who cannot represent you in court).
Which AI assistant is better: Victoria or Hallie?
Victoria (Divorce.law) is free for all users and includes 25 integrated calculators plus direct attorney matching. Hallie (Hello Divorce) is only available in paid subscription tiers. Both provide legal guidance, but Victoria has broader jurisdiction knowledge (64 vs 8).
Can I switch from Hello Divorce to Divorce.law?
Yes! If Hello Divorce isn't available in your state or you want to save on monthly fees, you can purchase the Divorce.law toolkit ($49-79) and access our attorney network if needed. Many customers start with our free resources before committing.