Transparent Pricing
Professional Michigan document preparation with transparent flat fees, personalized preparation, and human review—without open-ended hourly billing. You get a clear, reviewed quote before work begins.
Important: Prices shown are starting estimates and are subject to intake and scope review. Clear Path reviews every matter before accepting services or issuing an invoice. Court fees, government fees, service costs, postage, recording charges, notarization, attorney services, and other third-party expenses are separate unless expressly included in a written quote. Clear Path Document Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal strategy, or court representation.
Initial consultations are free. For some matters, a payment arrangement may be available after review. Ask during your consultation. Standard invoices are due before preparation begins.
Not sure which package applies? That is exactly why we do not offer automatic online purchasing. Submit a preliminary intake, and Clear Path will review the requested services before providing a personalized quote or invoice.
Michigan Uncontested Divorce Packages
All prices are starting estimates. A personalized quote is provided before invoicing, and no payment is collected through this website.
Simple Divorce Paperwork
Starting at $449
Starting estimate — subject to intake review
For completely agreed divorces without children, major assets, or complicated financial issues.
Potential eligibility
- Both spouses agree on every term
- No minor children
- No real estate
- No retirement or pension division
- No spousal support
- No business ownership
- No significant or disputed assets or debts
- No pending bankruptcy
- No unusual legal or financial issues
Potentially included
- Divorce intake and administrative document organization
- Typing client-provided information into client-selected forms
- Initial filing packet
- Client-selected service or acknowledgment forms
- Final uncontested-divorce packet
- General procedural checklist
- One reasonable revision round
- Secure electronic delivery
Estimated outside costs (not paid to Clear Path)
- Michigan court filing fee: $175
- Service-related costs: approximately $0–$150
Estimated overall range: approximately $624–$774
Court, service, copies, postage, attorney services, and third-party expenses are separate.
Standard Uncontested Divorce
Starting at $699
Starting estimate — subject to intake review
For fully agreed divorces involving ordinary property, vehicles, accounts, or debts.
Potential eligibility
- Both spouses agree on every term
- No minor children
- Ordinary property or debt division
- No disputed real estate, retirement, business, spousal-support, bankruptcy, or tax issue
- Exact division terms are supplied by the client or a licensed attorney
Potentially included
- Everything in the Simple Package
- Property-and-debt information worksheet
- Client-supplied property and debt schedules
- Initial and final document packets
- Service paperwork
- Two reasonable revision rounds
- Administrative filing support
- Filing, deadline, and hearing checklist
- Secure electronic delivery
Estimated outside costs (not paid to Clear Path)
- Michigan court filing fee: $175
- Service-related costs: approximately $0–$150
Estimated overall range: approximately $874–$1,024
Court, service, copies, postage, attorney services, and third-party expenses are separate.
Uncontested Divorce With Minor Children
Starting at $1,099
Starting estimate — subject to intake review
For parents who have already reached a complete agreement on all divorce and child-related terms.
Potential eligibility
- Both parents agree on every divorce term
- Exact custody terms have already been decided
- Exact parenting-time terms have already been decided
- Child-support-related information has been established
- Parents have addressed insurance, medical expenses, childcare, tax exemptions, transportation, and other applicable expenses
- No custody, parenting-time, support, property, or safety issue is disputed
Potentially included
- Divorce filing and finalization forms selected by the client or attorney
- Client-selected Friend of the Court forms
- Client-selected UCCJEA forms
- Verified financial-information forms
- Administrative transcription of client-supplied parenting terms
- Service paperwork
- Filing and Friend of the Court checklist
- Two reasonable revision rounds
- Secure electronic delivery
Estimated outside costs (not paid to Clear Path)
- Michigan court filing fee: $255
- Service-related costs: approximately $0–$150
Estimated overall range before other expenses: approximately $1,354–$1,504
Court, service, copies, postage, Friend of the Court charges, attorney services, and other expenses are separate.
Independent attorney review is strongly recommended and may be required before Clear Path accepts the matter.
Complex Agreed Divorce
Custom quote starting at $1,299
Individual screening required before any quote
For agreed divorces involving additional documents, extensive schedules, or issues requiring individual screening.
Potential complexity factors
- Real estate
- Retirement or pension benefits
- Spousal support
- Business ownership
- Bankruptcy
- Substantial assets or debts
- Out-of-state property
- Tax-related provisions
- Multiple real-estate parcels
- Extensive settlement terms
- One spouse has an attorney
- Unusual custody, support, or financial terms
How screening works
- Individual administrative screening of the requested work
- Scope confirmation before any quote is provided
- Personalized written quote if the requested work fits Clear Path's services
- Referral information for an independent licensed attorney when appropriate
Estimated outside costs (not paid to Clear Path)
- Michigan court filing fee: $175 without minor children; generally $255 with minor children
- Service-related costs: approximately $0–$150 or more
Estimated overall range: provided after individual screening
Court, service, copies, postage, recording, attorney services, and third-party expenses are separate.
A starting price does not mean every complex divorce qualifies for Clear Path's non-attorney services. Clear Path must review the requested work before accepting the matter. Some situations require a licensed Michigan attorney.
Clear Path is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Prices are starting estimates. Every matter is reviewed before services are accepted or invoiced.
Every situation is different. Clear Path reviews each request before accepting the matter or issuing an invoice. Completing an intake form does not create a service agreement and does not require payment.
Clear Path is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Prices are starting estimates. Every matter is reviewed before services are accepted or invoiced.
Administrative Add-Ons (Estimated)
Estimated add-on pricing, subject to review. Rush pricing is calculated as a percentage of Clear Path's service fee.
Add-ons are not automatically available. Clear Path will determine administratively whether the requested work falls within its services before including it in a personalized quote.
Court and Third-Party Fees
These costs are set by courts, servers, and other providers — not by Clear Path — and are never bundled into an advertised package price.
Court and third-party fees are not paid to Clear Path unless specifically listed on a personalized invoice as an authorized reimbursement or coordination expense.
What Happens Next?
Clear Path does not accept online purchases. Here is exactly how a request moves from intake to document preparation.
- 1You review the services and starting prices.
- 2You complete a preliminary intake or request a consultation.
- 3Clear Path reviews the information you provided.
- 4Clear Path contacts you if additional information is needed.
- 5Clear Path determines whether the matter fits its non-attorney administrative services.
- 6If appropriate, Clear Path provides a personalized quote and sends an invoice.
- 7You pay through the separately issued invoice.
- 8Document preparation begins after payment and receipt of the required information.
- 9If the matter requires legal advice or representation, Clear Path may recommend contacting a licensed attorney.
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Enhance Your Service
Filing Submission & Administrative Support
Starting at $125
Process-Server Coordination
$49 + actual server charges
Additional Revision Round
$95
Major Changes After Approval
Starting at $175
Printed & Organized Court Packet
$49 + shipping
Notary Coordination
$49 (notarial fees excluded)
Default Paperwork Track
Additional $199+
Answer or Counterclaim Paperwork
Additional $249+
Additional Property or Debt Schedules
$150–$250
Two-Business-Day Rush
Add 35%
Twenty-Four-Hour Rush
Add 50%
Same-Day Service, when available
Add 100%
Want an Attorney's Eyes on Your Documents?
Optional independent attorney services may be available under a separate agreement directly with a licensed Michigan attorney. These services are separate from Clear Path's document preparation — get only the legal help you need.
Note: Attorney services are provided separately from Clear Path's document preparation services by an independent licensed Michigan attorney under a separate agreement. Any attorney-client relationship is formed with that attorney, not with Clear Path. Document preparation remains a non-attorney service.
What's Included
Every service includes these standard features at no extra cost.
About Filing Fees
Our service fees cover document preparation only. Court filing fees, recording fees, and other government fees are separate and paid directly to the appropriate agency. We'll provide you with information about expected filing fees for your specific documents.
Clear Path Document Services is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal strategy, or court representation. Documents are prepared administratively using the information, selections, and exact terms supplied by the client, a court-approved resource, or a licensed attorney. Every matter is reviewed before services are accepted or invoiced. Court acceptance, outcomes, and timelines are not guaranteed.