$2,850 + court costs

Best for spouses who have reached agreement, have no minor children together, and have a straightforward marital estate involving no more than one marital property, with no retirement division or business interests requiring detailed settlement terms.

Includes:

• Attorney preparation of the divorce documents

• Marital Settlement Agreement

• Required court forms

• Filing support

• Prove-up preparation

• Attorney attendance at the prove-up hearing

$3,850 + court costs

Best for spouses who have reached agreement, share minor children, and have a straightforward marital estate involving no more than one marital property, with no retirement division or business interests requiring detailed settlement terms.

Includes:

• Attorney preparation of the divorce documents

• Parenting-related documents

• Child-related court forms

• Marital Settlement Agreement

• Filing support

• Prove-up preparation

• Attorney attendance at the prove-up hearing

Starting at $5,500 + court costs

Best for spouses who have reached agreement but need more detailed attorney drafting because the marital estate includes multiple properties, retirement accounts requiring division language, business interests, or other more complex financial terms.

Includes:

• Attorney preparation of the divorce documents

• Marital Settlement Agreement

• Required court forms

• Filing support

• Prove-up preparation

• Attorney attendance at the prove-up hearing

Starting at $7,500 + court costs

Best for spouses who have reached agreement but need comprehensive attorney drafting involving minor children, parenting terms, multiple assets, retirement division, business interests, or other complex settlement terms.

Includes:

• Attorney preparation of the divorce documents

• Parenting-related documents

• Child-related court forms

• Marital Settlement Agreement

• Filing support

• Prove-up preparation

• Attorney attendance at the prove-up hearing

Starting at $3,500

Best for spouses who need help reaching agreement on marital property, retirement, debt, support, or other financial issues.

Includes:

• Pre-mediation calls

• Administrative preparation

• Up to three two-hour mediation sessions

• Neutral email communication between sessions

• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Starting at $4,500

Best for spouses who need help reaching agreement on parenting issues along with property, retirement, debt, support, or other financial issues.

Includes:

• Pre-mediation calls

• Administrative preparation

• Up to three two-hour mediation sessions

• Neutral email communication between sessions

• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Starting at $3,500

Best for parents who need help reaching agreement on parenting time, decision-making, communication, schedules, and co-parenting expectations.

Includes:

• Pre-mediation calls

• Administrative preparation

• Up to three two-hour mediation sessions

• Neutral email communication between sessions

• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Starting at $4,850

Available for pro se parents who do not have attorneys and need mediated parenting terms converted into court-ready parenting documents.

Includes:

• Co-parenting mediation services

• Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

• Parenting Plan

• Allocation Judgment

If either party is represented by counsel, the attorneys generally prepare or review the legal documents.

For clients who want to resolve divorce through a private, team-based, no-court settlement process.

Initial fee to begin: $3,000
Monthly subscription: Starting at $750/month

Collaborative divorce representation includes:

• Attorney services for the collaborative process

• Client preparation

• Collaborative meetings

• Negotiation support

• Document review

• Settlement planning

• Communication related to the collaborative matter

Collaborative divorce often involves other professionals, such as a financial neutral, divorce coach, child specialist, or other team members. Fees charged by other collaborative professionals are separate and are not controlled by Joerika Stitt Esquire, LLC.

The firm may be able to provide referral options for collaborative professionals, including attorneys who offer subscription-based representation for the other spouse.

Individual: $3,500
Couple: $5,000

Best for individuals or couples who want a complete trust-based estate plan and have a relatively straightforward estate structure.

What’s included:

• Revocable Living Trust

• Pour-Over Will

• Power of Attorney for Property

• Power of Attorney for Health Care

• Living Will / Health Care Directive

• HIPAA Authorization

• Trust funding guidance

• Asset and beneficiary planning discussion

• Signing meeting and execution support

This plan is generally appropriate for clients with a straightforward family structure, limited real estate, no business succession planning needs, no advanced estate tax planning needs, and no substantial beneficiary conflict concerns.

Individual: Starting at $5,500
Couple: Starting at $7,500

Best for individuals or couples who need a more customized estate plan because of additional assets, family complexity, or planning concerns.

What’s included:

• Everything included in the Core Revocable Living Trust Plan

• Enhanced planning for multiple assets or more complex family needs

• More detailed inheritance timing or distribution terms

• Beneficiary designation coordination discussion

• Retirement account planning discussion

• Life insurance planning discussion

• Additional trustee and successor trustee planning

• Expanded review of asset ownership and transfer considerations

• Additional planning conference or revision time

This plan is generally appropriate for clients who need more than a basic trust plan but do not require advanced tax planning, business succession planning, or extensive coordination with outside professionals.

Custom pricing — starting at $9,500

Best for individuals or couples with significant assets, complex family dynamics, business interests, estate tax exposure, multiple properties, creditor concerns, or planning needs that require coordination with other professionals.

What’s included may vary based on the scope of the matter and may involve:

• Everything included in the Enhanced Family Wealth Plan

• Planning for high-value assets or multiple properties

• Planning for business interests or closely held companies

• More advanced trust drafting and customization

• Blended family or second-marriage planning

• Planning for children from prior relationships

• Beneficiary planning for creditor, divorce, disability, or financial management concerns

• Charitable planning goals

• Coordination with a CPA, financial advisor, tax professional, or business attorney

• Additional planning meetings, revisions, and professional coordination

Advanced estate plans are quoted after consultation because the scope depends on the assets involved, the level of tax or business planning required, the number of professionals involved, and the amount of customization needed.