Digital Divorce Data

Online Divorce Statistics

The online divorce industry has grown to $1.2 billion, with 720,000 couples using digital services in 2025. Average cost is just $349 compared to $15,000+ for traditional attorney representation, with 82% successfully filing.
Market Size
$1.2Bin 2025
+25% annually
Average Cost
$349uncontested
vs $15,000+ traditional
Completion Rate
82%successfully file
Improving with AI
Processing Time
45minutes average
Document completion

Online Divorce Market Growth

The market has nearly quadrupled since 2018 and is projected to reach $1.8B by 2027.
YearMarket Size (Millions)UsersAvg Cost
2018$320M180,000$399
2020$580M320,000$379
2022$780M450,000$359
2024$1050M620,000$349
2025*$1200M720,000$339
2027*$1800M1,100,000$299
* 2025+ figures are projections

Online Divorce Service Comparison

AI-powered services achieve the highest completion rates among digital options, approaching traditional attorney success rates at a fraction of the cost.
Service TypeCost RangeCompletion RateFeatures
AI-Powered (Splitifi, etc.)$299-$499
92%
Full guidance, document review, ongoing support
Document Generation (LegalZoom)$279-$449
78%
Forms only, limited support
DIY Templates$50-$150
55%
Templates only, no guidance
Court Forms Direct$0-$50
45%
Free forms, no help
Traditional Attorney$5,000-$30,000
98%
Full representation

Who Uses Online Divorce Services

Younger couples lead adoption, but the 55+ demographic is growing fastest as digital comfort increases across all ages.
Age 25-34
38%
+15% growth
Digital natives
Age 35-44
32%
+8% growth
Tech comfortable
Age 45-54
18%
+22% growth
Fastest growing
Age 55+
12%
+35% growth
COVID accelerated

Online Divorce by State

Most states fully support online divorce filing, with acceptance rates varying by court e-filing capabilities.
StateAvailabilityCourt AcceptanceNotes
CaliforniaFull95%Most online-friendly
TexasFull88%Active market
FloridaFull92%E-filing standard
New YorkLimited75%More complex process
IllinoisFull85%Cook County leads
NevadaFull98%Simplified process

Factors That Increase Online Divorce Success

Certain case characteristics significantly improve online divorce success rates.
FactorImpact on SuccessRequirement
Uncontested divorce+45%Both parties agree
No minor children+25%Simplified process
Limited assets+20%Under $100K combined
Short marriage+15%Under 5 years
Both agree on terms+35%Pre-negotiated

Why Online Divorces Fail

Most failures are due to user-side issues that can be prevented with proper guidance.
ReasonPercentagePreventable?
Didn't complete documents35%Yes
Spouse didn't cooperate28%Often No
Complex assets discovered18%Often No
Filing errors12%Yes
Jurisdiction issues7%Yes

The Next Generation of Online Divorce

Splitifi combines AI-powered guidance with human support to achieve 92% completion rates. We're not just forms - we're your divorce co-pilot.
  • AI-powered document review
  • Step-by-step guidance
  • State-specific court forms
  • Real support when you need it

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does online divorce cost?

Online divorce services range from $50 for basic templates to $499 for AI-powered full-service platforms. The average is $349, compared to $15,000+ for traditional attorney representation. This represents savings of 97% or more.

What is the success rate of online divorce?

Overall completion rate is 82%, but this varies significantly by service type. AI-powered services achieve 92%, while basic template services drop to 55%. Success also depends on case complexity - uncontested divorces with no children have the highest success rates.

Is online divorce legally valid?

Yes, online divorce produces the same legally binding court orders as traditional divorce. The documents are filed with your local court and processed through normal channels. The final divorce decree is identical.

When is online divorce NOT a good option?

Online divorce may not be suitable for: contested divorces, complex business ownership, significant assets, domestic violence situations, or when one spouse is uncooperative. In these cases, consider mediation or attorney representation.

Cite This Page

Splitifi. "Online Divorce Statistics: Digital Divorce Industry Data." Splitifi.com, February 2026, https://www.mysplitifi.com/statistics/online-divorce-statistics
Data sources: IBISWorld, Grand View Research, company disclosures, National Center for State Courts. Updated annually.
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