Paperwork may be a good fit when:

• Both of you want a mutual resolution

• The important terms are already substantially agreed

• You need help turning those terms into organised documentation

• You are comfortable managing filing yourself or through your own independent advocate

If you want more help coordinating the filing process, File Assist may suit you better.

If important issues are still unresolved, Guided Resolution is designed for that stage.

Your ₹3,499 Paperwork service includes:

• A guided online questionnaire

• Preparation of the applicable documentation

• A completeness and consistency review

• Permitted factual corrections before finalisation

• A final digital document set

• Guidance to help you prepare for filing

If you have questions about the Paperwork process, our support team can help with questions relating to the service.

1. Answer the Questions

Complete the guided questionnaire with information about both parties, the marriage, and the arrangements you have already agreed.

2. Your Documents Are Prepared

CLEAR CLOSURE uses the information you provide to prepare the applicable documentation.

3. Review Everything Carefully

Both of you review the documents and check that names, dates, figures, addresses, and agreed terms have been recorded correctly.

4. Request Factual Corrections

If a permitted factual correction is needed, raise it before the documents are finalised.

5. Sign the Documents

Once the documents are ready, complete the applicable signatures.

6. Manage Filing

You then manage filing yourself or through an independent advocate of your choice.

The court process continues separately after filing.

The questionnaire brings the information needed for document preparation together in one place.

Depending on your circumstances, we may ask about:

• Both parties

• Your marriage

• Addresses

• Children and parenting arrangements

• Maintenance or financial support

• Property and assets

• Debts and liabilities

• Other terms you have agreed

Having your available identity, address, marriage-related, property, and financial records nearby can make completing the questionnaire easier.

Keep names, spellings, dates, addresses, and figures consistent with the records you have available.

Only tell us that something is agreed when both of you have actually agreed to it.

The exact information required may vary depending on your circumstances, applicable law, jurisdiction, and court.

Paperwork is intended for the stage after the important terms are substantially agreed.

It is possible to agree on separating while still having important details left to resolve.

If an issue about children, maintenance, property, assets, debts, or another settlement term is still genuinely disputed, it should not be recorded as though both of you have agreed.

If you both want a mutual outcome but still need help working through unresolved issues, Guided Resolution may be a better place to start.

If the terms are agreed but you want more help managing the filing process, File Assist may be a better fit.

Agree first. Document second.

With Paperwork, you manage filing yourself or through an independent advocate of your choice.

CLEAR CLOSURE prepares the documentation covered by the service but does not act as your advocate, appear for you in court, or provide court representation.

If you need legal advice, professional filing assistance, specialist legal work, or representation, you should obtain it from an appropriately qualified independent professional.

The ₹3,499 Paperwork price does not include:

• Independent advocate fees

• Court or government charges

• Stamp duty

• Certification

• Printing or courier costs

• Mediation or negotiation

• Dedicated filing coordination

• Contested proceedings

• Specialist legal work

Third-party costs are separate where applicable.

A court may ask for additional information, documents, corrections, appearances, or procedural steps.

Court acceptance, hearing dates, statutory waivers, completion timelines, final orders, decrees, or any particular legal outcome cannot be guaranteed.

Paperwork is a digital, service-based offering.

The service is non-refundable once purchased, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

Where WECARE.DIGITAL approves a discretionary refund, adjustment, or exception, it will normally be provided as WECARE.DIGITAL store credit unless applicable law requires another remedy.

Third-party costs that have already been incurred are non-refundable.

Your completed documents are delivered digitally through WECARE.DIGITAL.

Physical delivery, where specifically requested and available, may involve an additional charge.

CLEAR CLOSURE is a technology-enabled documentation, workflow, and coordination service.

CLEAR CLOSURE is not a law firm and does not itself provide legal representation, advocacy, or court representation.

For Paperwork, CLEAR CLOSURE helps you collect information, prepare the applicable documentation, and understand the practical document-preparation steps.

If independent legal services are required or desired, those services should be obtained from an appropriately qualified independent professional.

You are responsible for providing accurate and complete information and for making sure the instructions given to CLEAR CLOSURE reflect terms genuinely agreed by both parties.

The availability and requirements of a mutual-consent process depend on the applicable law and the circumstances of your matter.

Court procedures, requirements, schedules, and decisions remain under the authority of the applicable court and other competent authorities.

CLEAR CLOSURE does not guarantee court acceptance, hearing dates, statutory waivers, timelines, final orders, decrees, or any particular legal outcome.

Keep it simple and double-check the details.

Use the same spelling of names throughout. Copy important dates and figures from your records rather than relying on memory.

Complete the questionnaire when you have enough time to read each question properly instead of rushing through it.

Before the documents are finalised, both of you should review the agreed terms one last time.

Check names, dates, addresses, figures, and agreed terms carefully.

And if you are unsure whether something has actually been agreed:

Don’t record it as agreed yet.