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Divorce is life changing, even when it is amicable. When it is not, you want the best divorce attorneys on your side. There is no second place and there are no consolation prizes.
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Divorce doesn't have to be ugly and financially ruinous. We offer a variety of collaborative divorce services, including virtual mediation, that can make the process faster, easier, and less expensive.
From simple, uncontested divorce to contentious or high net worth cases, our solutions scale to your needs and budget.

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How long divorce takes depends on several factors including the number and complexity of the disputed issues and the parties' willingness to compromise.
A statistically average divorce that goes to trial might take 9-12 months to finish.
If you read the answer to the previous question, this is definitely going to seem like a typical lawyer hedge but, again, it depends.
First, there are filing fees paid to the court that vary by county. These typically range between $200 and $400. Then there may be additional costs incurred to serve your spouse. Process service varies by provider and complexity, but a reasonable estimate is $125.
For attorney's fees, the total cost depends on who you hire and the complexity of your case.
Statistics passed around online suggest that the average divorce costs each party around $20,000. This is probably true at traditional law firms. At Novo, most divorces can be completed for less than $12,000. Simple cases and cases that settle quickly cost much less than that.
For a personalized quote, please contact us for a free initial consultation.
The short answer is "fairly." But property division is a multistep process. The first step is to determine whether property is separate or marital property (community property if you live in Arizona). The latter types of property are subject to equitable (meaning fair) division in a divorce or legal separation. Separate property is assigned to the spouse who legally owns the property but there could be an equitable or community lien against one spouse's separate property so even this step isn't always simple. It's best to discuss specific questions about property division directly with one of our attorneys during a free initial consultation.
Yep! We have represented professional athletes, C Suite executives, and other high profile individuals.
We do! We know that no two divorces are identical so we offer fully customizable fee structures, including fixed or flat fees, so that clients can choose how we bill.
We also offer affordable monthly payments. Other divorce attorneys will surprise clients with a $6,000+ monthly invoice. We think this is unfair so Novo was founded to offer a transparent and affordable alternative.




