Quick Answer
How does uncontested divorce document prep work in Washtenaw County?
We prepare complete Michigan uncontested divorce packets for Washtenaw County residents — SCAO forms, judgment, and a filing checklist for the local circuit court. Packages start at $449 (simple paperwork), $699 (standard uncontested), and $1,099 (with minor children). Every matter is reviewed before a quote and invoice are issued. We are a document preparation service, not a law firm.
What's Included
- ✓Complete SCAO form set (Complaint, Summons, Judgment)
- ✓Marital settlement agreement
- ✓Filing and service instructions
- ✓Parenting time schedule if children involved
Washtenaw County Courthouse
Washtenaw County Trial Court (22nd Circuit) — 101 E Huron St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104Washtenaw County Circuit, Family Division, and Probate matters are filed at the county courthouse in downtown Ann Arbor. District Court matters route through the 14A, 14B, and 15th District Courts depending on location.
How it works in Washtenaw County
- Tell us about your marriage, property and any children through the intake. We review it and send a written quote.
- We prepare the complaint, summons, judgment and supporting forms for the Washtenaw County 22nd Circuit Court.
- You file with the Washtenaw County clerk (in person or through MiFILE) and pay the court filing fee directly to the court.
- Serve your spouse, wait out Michigan’s waiting period, then attend the final hearing with the judgment we prepared.
Filing in Washtenaw County: local details
- Court
- Washtenaw County 22nd Circuit Court
- Address
- 101 E Huron St, Ann Arbor, MI 48107
- Phone
- (734) 222-3270
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
E-filing: MiFILE handles circuit civil and family filings for the Washtenaw County Trial Court.
Common court fees (paid to the court, separate from our fee)
- Divorce without minor children$175
- Divorce with minor children$255
- Motion fee$20
Washtenaw County operates as a unified Trial Court, so circuit, district, and probate functions share administration. Ann Arbor's large student and international population means residency-requirement questions come up often — you still need 180 days in Michigan and 10 days in the county.
What to bring to the clerk
- A government-issued photo ID
- Your completed, signed forms plus the number of copies the clerk requires (usually the original and two copies)
- Payment for the filing fee — most Michigan clerks take cash, money order, or card (card payments usually add a processing fee)
- A fee waiver request (form MC 20) if you cannot afford the filing fee
- The case number, if your matter is already open
Fees and hours change. Confirm with the clerk before you go. Full 22nd Circuit Court guide
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