One clear price. No meter running.
Understanding a court document is free. When you are ready to prepare your own paperwork, you pay once per case — and if you cannot afford it, a fee waiver unlocks the same tools at no cost.
$99. Once. Nothing else to buy.
Understand a court document
Free
No account needed
Photograph any court paper you received and get a plain-language explanation of what it is, who sent it, and where the official deadline rules live — with a citation for every claim.
- Nothing is stored — your document is processed and discarded
- Every explanation cites its source (courts.ca.gov, Rules of Court)
- Emergency resources shown first when a document involves danger
Four statewide DVRO forms
$99
One-time · per case
A guided interview fills four official Judicial Council forms (DV-100, DV-109, DV-110, CLETS-001) with your own answers. You review every field before any PDF is created, then download each exact reviewed form.
- Preview the first page free before paying
- Mandatory review step — nothing is generated until you approve each field
- 300dpi print-ready PDFs of the official forms, filled with your answers
- Local and situation-specific forms are not included; check your court or Self-Help Center
- Cannot afford it? A self-attested fee waiver unlocks the same packet at no cost
Full refund within 14 days of purchase if no document has been generated — refund policy.
Uncontested Divorce
Coming soon
California · joint petition ready
A visual map of the whole uncontested-divorce process — every form, every deadline, both paths including the 2026 joint petition — with court-ready packets at each filing stage.
- Launch pricing is announced to the waitlist first
What happens after you pay
Step 1
Your packet unlocks
The forms you previewed open for review, right where you left off. Nothing else to buy.
Step 2
You approve every field
A mandatory review step walks each answer — nothing is generated until you approve it.
Step 3
Download the four reviewed forms
300dpi PDFs of the four official forms, filled with your answers.
Questions, answered plainly
Is this legal advice?
Will the court accept these forms?
What happens right after I pay?
What is the refund policy?
What if I cannot afford $99?
What happens to my data?
Court filing fees are separate and paid to the court, not to JusticeOS. If you receive public benefits or your income qualifies, California's form FW-001 can waive court filing fees too — the packet flow explains where that form lives.
