Hello Divorce

Introduction

Hello Divorce is an online divorce platform founded in 2018 by family-law attorney Erin Levine, along with co-founders Heather MacKenzie and Duncan Swezey. The platform combines self-serve DIY tools, on-demand licensed attorneys and mediators, and “Hallie, the AI Divorce Navigator,” an AI assistant trained on Hello Divorce’s own knowledge base to answer questions on forms, custody, and child support tracked by state and county. Informational support is offered across all 50 states plus D.C., while the attorney-led, flat-fee service is currently available in 16 states.

Legal Research

Hello Divorce is not a legal research tool for practitioners; Hallie answers consumer questions from a curated internal knowledge base rather than searching case law or statutes.

Contract Analysis

Hello Divorce does not offer contract review; its scope is divorce filings and related family-law paperwork, not commercial agreements.

Document Drafting

Document preparation is central to the platform: guided divorce forms and filings, with tiers ranging from fully DIY to attorney/forms-specialist-assisted, tailored to state and county requirements.

Legal Translation

No dedicated legal translation feature is disclosed on Hello Divorce’s site.

Predictive Analytics

Hello Divorce does not offer predictive analytics on case outcomes; Hallie is a Q&A/navigation assistant, not an outcome-forecasting tool.

Pricing

Hello Divorce publishes tiered pricing directly on its site: a DIY plan from roughly $135-$500, a Pro plan adding a forms specialist (price not itemized), a Plus plan with attorney-led, flat-fee uncontested divorce handling from about $400-$2,000 (available in 16 states), and hourly attorney consultations without a retainer.

User Reviews and Ratings

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Verdict

Hello Divorce is a well-differentiated access-to-justice play in family law: it doesn’t try to be a general legal AI product, and instead layers a narrow, state-aware AI assistant on top of real attorney backup for one specific, high-volume life event. Its attorney-led flat-fee option is still limited to 16 states, so DIY-only or hourly-consult access is what's available elsewhere.