Divorced in as little as 60 days
How DivorceQuik works
Four steps. No attorney consults. Court-ready forms accepted in every Nebraska district court.
Answer the questionnaire (15–25 minutes)
Plain-English questions about you, your spouse, your assets, and your children if you have them. You can save your progress and return anytime.
We generate your Nebraska forms
Your answers populate every required Nebraska Judicial Branch form — Complaint for Dissolution, Vital Statistics Certificate, Property & Debt Settlement, Voluntary Appearance, and (if applicable) the Parenting Plan and Child Support Worksheet.
Download, sign, and file
Print, sign, and notarize where indicated. Take the packet to your county district court clerk and pay the $200 statewide filing fee shown on the Nebraska Judicial Branch schedule effective July 1, 2026. We include county-specific filing instructions.
Wait out the 60-day period and finalize
Nebraska courts cannot hear the divorce or enter a decree until 60 days after service is perfected. Judicial Branch instructions count personal service from the next day and a filed Voluntary Appearance from the next day after filing. After the period runs, complete the final procedure required by your court.
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$750 without children. $1,500 with children. Flat fee, one payment.
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