Divorced In About Three Months, For One Flat Fee, Without Either Party Going To Court.
A few hours of conversation. One fee, paid once. Your judgment arrives in the mail.
Whether your divorce is uncontested or you still have a few decisions to work through, I help you and your spouse settle the terms, then prepare and file every document the court requires. In most amicable cases, neither party needs to appear in court.
$2,500 flat fee for the full divorce package, plus court filing fees. No retainer and no hourly billing.
- 5.0 stars across 31 Google reviews
- Registered Legal Document Assistant #2026-0000089
- Serving San Francisco County since 2019
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What If We Don't Agree On Everything?
You don't need to. Most couples agree on more than they expect and are working through one or two harder decisions — the house, support, or the parenting schedule.
My role is to give you both a calm, structured place to work through those decisions together, so the outcome stays in your hands instead of a judge's.
This is a good fit if
- You both want to move forward with the divorce
- There are a few decisions you'd like help resolving
- You'd rather not hire two attorneys to argue opposite sides
- You want your paperwork prepared and filed correctly
It may not be the right fit if
- One spouse isn't willing to take part
- There's an active custody dispute that needs a judge
If either applies, I'll tell you on our call and help you find the right next step.
How It Works
I work with both of you at once, with the same care and the same balanced perspective, so each of you is heard and every decision is one you both accept.
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Plan Your Divorce
We begin with a free 30-minute consultation. I walk you through the process, identify where you already agree and what still needs attention, and we map out a clear plan.
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Reach Agreement On The Rest
Sessions are held online so neither of you loses a day to travel or time away from work. From there we work through property, debts, support, and parenting at a pace that feels manageable for both of you.
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Prepare And File Your Documents
Once both agree, I prepare every required form. You both review and sign, and I file with the court so you don't need to appear.
Most cases are completed in three months or less, depending on how quickly you reach agreement and how fast the court processes your filing.
Compared With The Traditional Route
| Working With Bronwyn | Two Attorneys | |
|---|---|---|
| Who's involved | One neutral person working with both of you | Each spouse hires their own attorney |
| Approach | You reach agreement together | Each side argues for its own client |
| Decisions | Made by the two of you | Can end up with a judge |
| Court | Usually no appearance needed | Hearings are common |
| Cost | $2,500 flat fee, plus court filing fees | Hourly billing, often $25,000 or more per party |
| Typical timeframe | Three months or less, on average | Six months to several years |
One Person, Working With Both Of You
I'm Bronwyn Galloway. I've worked in San Francisco's legal community since 1995, first in law offices, and since 2019 leading Divorce With Dignity in San Francisco.
I hold a law degree and a master's in social psychology, and I'm a registered Legal Document Assistant. You'll work with me directly, from our first conversation to your final filing.
How I help
- Plan your divorce and explain each step along the way
- Help you settle the decisions you haven't worked out yet
- Prepare and file your court documents
Where my role ends
- I'm not an attorney and don't give legal advice
- I don't represent either spouse or appear in court on your behalf
That neutrality is what allows one person to work with both of you.
What's Included In The Flat Fee
- Divorce planning and a clear plan of action
- Online sessions to resolve open decisions
- Child support calculations, when children are involved
- Preparation of your settlement and all required court forms
- Filing with the court, with updates until your divorce is final
$2,500 flat. Court filing fees of $430–$800 are paid separately to the court. No retainer and no hourly billing.
5.0 Stars Across 31 Google Reviews
★★★★★
Our whole divorce process was handled with care and dignity by Bronwyn from start to finish. It was easier and a lot smoother than I thought it was going to be. I would highly recommend anyone considering mediation over lawyers to do it.
★★★★★
Bronwyn was very patient with both of us during our divorce. I highly recommend her. Just what we needed.
Eduardo S.
★★★★★
She was incredibly professional, knowledgeable and supportive. It was effortless. We knew from the beginning we were in good hands. Highly recommend her.
Common Questions
Is This Legally Binding In California?
Yes. Your agreement is filed with the court and entered as a judgment, the same as any other divorce.
What If We Don't Agree On Everything?
That is normal. Most couples agree on more than they expect and get stuck on one or two decisions. Working through those is part of this.
Do We Both Have To Take Part?
Yes. This only works when both spouses are willing to participate. If one is not, you will need an attorney instead.
Are Sessions Online Or In Person?
Sessions are held online. I can also work with each of you separately when that is easier.
Do We Each Need Our Own Lawyer?
Not for an uncontested divorce. You are welcome to have an attorney review anything before you sign, and some people do.
Are You An Attorney?
No. I am a California registered Legal Document Assistant. I prepare legal documents for people representing themselves. I do not give legal advice and do not represent either spouse.
Do We Have To Go To Court?
In most amicable cases, no. Neither party appears before a judge.
How Long Does It Take?
About three months on average. California has a six-month waiting period before a divorce becomes final, but your paperwork is completed and filed well before that.
What's Included In The $2,500 Fee?
Divorce planning, the sessions needed to resolve open decisions, child support calculations where children are involved, preparation of your settlement and all required court forms, and filing with the court through to your final judgment.
How Much Are Court Filing Fees?
Between $430 and $800, paid directly to the court rather than to me. A fee waiver may be available depending on income.
Can This Work If We Have Children?
Yes, provided you both agree on parenting time and support. I prepare the required calculations and parenting plan. An active custody dispute needs an attorney.
Can This Work If We Own A Home Or Have Retirement Accounts?
Both are common and both are handled. I prepare the documents needed to divide or transfer them once you have agreed on how.
What Happens To Our Home If It's Held In A Living Trust?
Property held in a living trust is handled, and it is a common situation in San Francisco.
The trust is separate from the divorce itself. Usually the property is transferred out of the trust so it can be divided according to your agreement, or the trust is amended to reflect the new arrangement. Your judgment records who receives what, and the trust documents are then updated to match.
I prepare the divorce documents. Amending or restating the trust is legal work, so I will tell you plainly if an estate attorney needs to handle that part. It is normally a limited, one-off cost.
What Happens After We Reach Agreement?
I prepare your settlement and judgment packet, you both review and sign, and I file everything with the court. You will hear from me at each step.
What If One Of Us Changes Their Mind?
Nothing is final until you both sign and the court enters the judgment. If circumstances change partway through, we adjust the agreement before filing.
Ready To Talk It Through?
A free, no-pressure conversation is the easiest way to see whether this is right for you. If it isn't, I'll tell you honestly and point you in the right direction.
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