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Get Divorced in One Day — Without Court, Conflict, or Uncertainty

A modern, attorney-guided mediation process designed to help Arizona couples resolve divorce efficiently, privately, and on their own terms.

How to Finalize Your Divorce in One Day:

Our “Divorced in a Day” program is a streamlined, attorney-led process for couples who want to save money, stress, stay out of court, and ready to move forward.

In a single session, we help you:

  • Reach full agreement on all terms
  • Prepare all required legal documents
  • Sign, notarize, and file your case


Your part is done in one day. 

(Arizona law requires a waiting period before finalization, but no further work is needed from you.)

Kyle F.
Kyle F.
“Simonds made everything incredibly simple and were always responsive. The flat fee saved us thousands. This is the best way to handle a difficult situation.”
Morgan N.
Morgan N.
“Kate handled our case with care and professionalism. She guided us every step of the way.”
Larry W.
Larry W.
“Chris gave spot-on advice throughout my case. I always felt prepared and supported.”

Not every case can be resolved outside of court.

When litigation is required, we bring:

  • Extensive courtroom experience
  • Strategic case preparation
  • Strong, effective advocacy


We are prepared and skilled to protect your interests at every stage.

Learn more about our Arizona family law practice, mediation services, and decades of experience by exploring the practice areas below.

Your Family Law matter qualifies for Divorced in a Day when:

You and your spouse are in general agreement

You want to avoid litigation and unnecessary conflict

You value speed, privacy, and efficiency

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Efficient

Resolve your case in one day of mediation – a fraction of the time of traditional divorce.

Cost-Controlled

Our mediation option is a flat-fee so there are no unpredictable legal bills or hidden fees.

Strategic

Our attorneys are experienced trial attorneys when litigation and advocacy is necessary.

Low-Stress

This process is designed to reduce conflict—not escalate it.