FRANKLIN PARALEGAL SERVICES
We're More Than a Service, We're Your Ally
Colorado Divorce Document Preparation
Flat Fees Starting at $699
Not every divorce requires an attorney. Let us help you prepare your documents professionally and affordably — with no court confusion or stress.
What’s Included:
✅ All required Colorado divorce forms prepared for you
✅ Filing instructions
✅ Optional e-filing support
✅ Court submission checklist
✅ Email support related to documents and filing steps
Why Choose Franklin Paralegal Services?
We’ve helped hundreds of Colorado residents handle their divorce quickly, confidently, and without spending thousands on attorney fees. Our services are affordable, professional, and built for real people — just like you.
Flat Fee – No Surprises
💲 $699 — Divorce Without Children
💲 $899 — Divorce with Children
One-time payment. No hidden fees. We do offer payment plans.
Court filing fees and service fees, if any, are separate from our document-preparation fee.
What Happens Next?
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Click Get Started and complete our simple intake form
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Submit payment securely via major credit/debit card, Zelle, CashApp, or Venmo
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Receive your completed divorce documents within 3–5 business days
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File them at your county court with step-by-step instructions. We recommend E-Filing as it offers several advantages over in-person filing: Accessibility, Time Saving, Cost-Effective, 24-7 Availability, Reduced Errors and Environmentally Friendly.
Testimonial:
“Cleo made everything simple and stress-free. I was dreading this process, but she handled it with care and clarity. Highly recommend!”
— Chris, Denver
IMPORTANT: YOU REMAIN RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR CASE
FPS does not enter an appearance in your case and does not become your legal representative.
You remain responsible for monitoring your case, court notices, deadlines, hearings, filing requirements, service requirements, communications from opposing parties or attorneys, and compliance with applicable court rules.
If you need advice about what you should do, what a law or court rule means for your particular case, or how you should respond to something filed by another party, you should consult a licensed attorney.