Uncontested divorce in Kentucky — guided, not DIY.
A streamlined way to divorce, supported by highly experienced Kentucky family-law attorneys who review every key step. Lower cost, faster, and done correctly.
- For couples who agree on the major issues.
- Move at your own pace, backed by our expertise.
- Attorney oversight built into the process.
- Built on decades of local and national experience.
Perfect for
Those who agree on the big issues, allowing us to guide you.
You fill out the forms and make decisions. We handle the law, the filings, and the court. You stay in control of cost and timeline; we make sure everything else is covered until it’s complete.
Not for you if
You disagree on the big issues, making compromise difficult.
If you’re fighting over custody, support, or property division an uncontested filing may not work. We can introduce you to our expert attorneys for a full-service consultation instead.
Do you qualify?
- Agreement to the divorce by both of you
- Agreement on custody & parenting time
- Agreement on child support
- Agreement on property & debts
- Agreement on spousal support
- At least one spouse has lived in KY for 180+ days
How it works.
Tell us about you
Just a few minutes to share your background information.
Complete the guided forms
Understandable questions, saved as you make progress.
Review by our experts
We evaluate the agreement and prepare the paperwork.
File & finalize
We file and walk you through the finish line.
How it compares.
| Comparison | Uncontested (guided) | Traditional |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Flat fee ($) | Hourly ($$$$$) |
| Estimated timeline | 60–90 days | 6–18 months |
| Your involvement | Moderate (self-serve forms) | Lower (attorney-led) |
| Best for | Spouses who agree | Disputed matters |
Started in Kentucky and expanding rapidly.
Brown Carrington's uncontested divorce isn't a single-state offering. The same flat-fee, attorney-reviewed process couples rely on in Kentucky now guides families across the Ohio Valley — with Colorado joining soon. 3 states live. 1 launching. 1 flat fee.
Now serving
Kentucky
Now serving
Ohio
Now serving
Indiana
Coming soon
Colorado
Common questions.
How long does an uncontested divorce normally take in Kentucky?
The total process allows you to get an uncontested divorce within a few months (typically from 60 days to 90 days). Our process and turnaround, specifically, is done within a few days of your document and information submission. The processing within the courts is what takes most of the time. Also, if you have children, in Kentucky there is a mandated 60 day waiting period. When people hire attorneys without enough experience or try to navigate the process without adequate support, they can make critical errors that result in further delays, complications, and higher costs. We eliminate that risk with our guided product and expert review, before the filing even gets to the court.
What if we disagree on something?
If you disagree on any of the key matters, and you simply cannot come to a compromise or an agreement, then you might have to go the traditional route and hire our attorneys in order to gain access to resources you need or protect your resources from an unfair division. If you disagree on topics initially but you are able to come to a resolution about them, then our uncontested product may offer you the best path towards a divorce.
Do we have to go to court?
While it depends on each specific case, you most likely will not have to attend court. In rare instances, judges may require you and your spouse to attend an online/virtual hearing to discuss your specific case.
What’s included in the flat fee?
We have taken decades of hard, complicated, and difficult work and created a product that empowers you to complete understandable questions so that we can accurately file your divorce documentation with your county administrators. Our product includes a thorough review of what you have filled out so that we can submit documentation correctly to enable a successful divorce. There are also court-related fees that we add to make up your total filing fee. The average court filing fee is about $259. We are transparent so that your process is as efficient and effective as possible for you.
Can I switch to a contested process after?
Sometimes, even when spouses appear to agree on all terms when a divorce process begins, they can also devolve into an argument over the terms of your separation. When the process becomes too complicated due to these disagreements, you can switch to a contested, more traditional process so that you can protect your resources and your future.
Self service doesn’t mean you do it alone. Our Kentucky family law attorneys review your agreement and filings before anything goes to the court.
Ready to start your uncontested divorce?
Most people can finish the intake form within minutes.