Find My Divorce Service

How the Quiz Works

Most people searching for a divorce attorney are not sure which kind of case they actually have — and the wrong starting point can cost time and money. Our Find My Service tool walks you through a short series of plain-language questions about your situation: whether you and your spouse agree, whether children are involved, whether either spouse will cooperate, and how complex your finances are. Based on your answers, it recommends the path that fits — a cooperative dissolution, a contested or default divorce, legal separation, or a custody or support matter — and shows you a transparent price for that service rather than a vague "it depends." You can change any answer and see how the recommendation updates.

What the Quiz Can Recommend

The tool covers the family-law paths Gavvl Law handles statewide, so your result links straight to the service that matches your facts:

• Divorce — for contested cases or when a spouse will not cooperate or cannot be found.
• Dissolution — the no-fault, agreed path where both spouses settle every term before filing.
• Spousal support and child support — establishing, modifying, or enforcing financial orders.
• Custody and parenting — allocating parental rights and building a parenting plan.

If your situation does not fit neatly into one box, the result still gives you a clear next step and the option to talk it through with an attorney.

Transparent Pricing and Financing

The quiz ends with an actual quote, not a sales call. Where a flat fee applies, you can pay in full by card or through Affirm, Klarna, or PayPal Pay Later. For limited-scope services, Gavvl Direct payment plans let you pay 60% down and finance the remaining 40%, or finance the full fee with services beginning once 60% is paid; Gavvl Direct plans carry a 19% APR compounded monthly. You can review every option in detail on our financing and payment options pages, or use the Ohio Child Support Calculator to estimate support before you decide.

Ohio Residency Comes First

Before recommending a filing path, the quiz confirms you meet Ohio's residency rules: to file for divorce or dissolution, you or your spouse must have lived in Ohio for at least six months and in the county of filing for at least 90 days. If you do not yet qualify, the tool tells you so up front instead of pointing you toward a case the court will not accept — saving you a filing fee and a wasted trip to the courthouse.

What You Get — and What It Isn't

Your result is emailed to you so you can review it on your own time and share it with your spouse if you choose. Using the quiz does not create an attorney–client relationship and does not lock you into anything; it is a free, no-obligation way to understand your options and what they cost. When you are ready, an attorney can confirm the recommendation and tailor it to the details of your case.