For couples who already agree on terms and are comfortable filing at the local court themselves.

 

You get

• Personalized mutual-consent divorce documents (drafted from your answers).

• Clear, step-by-step filing instructions for your jurisdiction.

• Email/chat support during drafting.

• Free edits for 14 days.

• Secure digital delivery (PDF via email/portal); printed sets on request.

 

Best for

• Cost-savvy couples who can manage court filing and logistics.

• Cases with settled terms on maintenance, property, and child arrangements.

 

What you’ll need

• IDs and address proofs for both spouses.

• Marriage proof (certificate/affidavit as applicable).

• Agreed terms (maintenance, property split,  custody/visitation).

• Two recent passport photos (if required locally).

 

How it works

• Answer a few questions to capture your details and agreements.

• We draft your paperwork and share PDFs for review.

• Request edits (free within 14 days) until the documents are accurate.

• You file at court using our instructions and attend as required.

 

What’s not included

• Lawyer appearances/professional fees.

• Government/court fees, stamp duty.

• Printing & courier charges for physical copies (if requested).

• Any contested negotiations or appearances beyond mutual consent.

• Guarantees of court timelines or outcomes.

For couples who want hands-on help with filing and signatures while keeping things calm and organized.

 

You get

Everything in DIY Paperwork, plus:

• Court document filing through partner lawyers.

• Spouse signature coordination and scheduling assistance.

• Expert phone support during filing.

• Status tracking until submission.

• Free edits for 14 days.

• Secure digital delivery (PDF via email/portal); printed sets on request.

 

Best for

• Busy couples who prefer guided filing and fewer courthouse logistics.

• Cases where coordinating signatures and dates is the main friction.

 

What you’ll need

• IDs and address proofs for both spouses.

• Marriage proof (certificate/affidavit as applicable).

• Agreed terms (maintenance, property, child arrangements).

• Availability for signatures/appearances as scheduled.

 

How it works

• Answer a few questions to capture details and agreements.

• We draft your paperwork and share it for review.

• Edits & approval (free within 14 days).

• Partner lawyers file your petition and coordinate signatures.

• Court process proceeds as per law; attend when required.

 

What’s not included

• Lawyer appearances/professional fees (billed separately by partners).

• Government/court fees, stamp duty.

• Printing & courier charges for physical copies (if requested).

• Any contested proceedings or negotiations beyond mutual consent.

• Guarantees of court timelines or outcomes (judge-determined).

At NewNorth, pricing is transparent. The service fee covers documentation and platform support, but certain standard and third-party costs may apply depending on your case.

 

Standard platform charges

• Case submission: ₹99 (one-time).

• Document uploads: ₹350 per upload.

• Tracking, downloads, or scheduling tools: ₹39 each.

 

Third-party fees (variable)

• Lawyer fees: Payable directly to partner lawyers when filing through them.

• Court fees and stamp duty: As prescribed by the court or state authority.

• Printing and courier: For physical document delivery (if requested).

 

These charges are separate from your selected NewNorth plan and will be communicated clearly before payment. No hidden costs, no surprises.

 

Note:
All third-party fees are determined independently and may vary by jurisdiction, court, or partner lawyer. Final court acceptance and timelines remain subject to judicial discretion.

Cancellations

• You can cancel before petition drafting/servicing begins.

• Once legal or administrative work has started, cancellation may not be possible.

 

Refunds

• Refunds are issued as store credit, valid for 30 days from issuance.

• Non-refundable: lawyer fees, court/government fees, stamp duty, and other third-party charges.

• Eligibility depends on case progress at the time of your request.

 

Shipping / Delivery of Documents

• Digital delivery (PDFs) to your registered WhatsApp or secure client portal is standard.

• Printed copies available on request; printing & courier charges apply.

• Delivery timelines may vary by location and courier service.

 

Note: Court acceptance, timelines, and any additional requirements are set by the judiciary and may vary by jurisdiction.

NewNorth by No Fault is a technology service that simplifies online dispute resolution (ODR) and legal documentation.

We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice, representation, or advocacy in court.

 

All legal filings and court appearances (where required) are handled by independent partner lawyers. These lawyers operate under their own professional licenses and are not employees or representatives of No Fault or NewNorth.

 

Our role is to provide tools, templates, and coordination support to help you manage mutual-consent matters efficiently and respectfully.

Final decisions, timelines, and approvals are determined solely by the judiciary and applicable laws of India.

All partner lawyers engaged through NewNorth by No Fault are independent professionals who operate under their own registrations and bar council licenses. They are responsible for any filings, petitions, or representations undertaken on your behalf.

 

No Fault facilitates communication, documentation, and coordination between you and these independent legal professionals.

Our platform does not collect lawyer fees, represent clients in court, or guarantee legal outcomes.

 

All documents, case details, and communications shared through the NewNorth portal or WhatsApp remain confidential and encrypted, following Indian data protection standards.

Set yourself up for a smooth filing:

• Keep details consistent
  Match names, dates of birth, addresses, and marriage dates across all documents. Tiny mismatches cause big delays.

• Write simply and neutrally
  In both spouses’ statements, stick to facts and the mutual decision. Avoid blamey language; it invites questions you don’t want.

• Agree the key terms upfront
  Note maintenance/alimony, property division, and child arrangements (custody, visitation, expenses) clearly—even if the value is “nil”.

• Prepare your ID & proofs together
  Typical set: government ID, address proof, marriage certificate/affidavit, two recent passport photos (as required locally).

• Use the exact spellings everywhere
  Copy spellings from IDs into the questionnaire. Watch for “Kumar/Kumaar”, initials, and hyphenated surnames.

• Check jurisdiction basics
  Confirm the filing court based on residence/marriage place as per local rules. Our instructions will point you in the right direction.

• Review carefully before signing
  Read every page. Ensure dates, addresses, and agreed terms are accurate. Ask for edits—DIY: 14 days, File Assist: 30 days (free).

• Coordinate calendars early
  For File Assist, share a few preferred dates up front to make spouse signatures and filing smoother.

• Keep communications civil and prompt
  Quick, respectful replies on WhatsApp or the client portal speed drafting, coordination, and court scheduling.

• Bring originals and copies
  When you file/appear, carry originals plus photocopies as listed in your instructions to avoid extra visits.

 

DIY Paperwork specific

• Visit the court during non-peak hours when possible.

• Staple/label sets as per our instructions; courts love tidy bundles.

• Carry spare photos and self-attested copies—saves a second trip.

 

File Assist specific

• Share prior filings/drafts (if any) at the start to avoid rework.

• Keep your phone reachable on filing days for quick signature confirmations.

 

Common avoidable delays

• Name/age/address mismatches.

• Missing marriage proof or outdated address proof.

• Ambiguous terms like “we will decide later” (replace with clear statements).

 

Reminder
Court acceptance, timelines, and any additional requirements are determined by the judiciary. We’ll guide the paperwork and coordination; the judge guides the outcome.