A Conversation, Not a Form
Paige runs your intake as a guided interview. She asks plain questions one topic at a time, explains why each one matters, and turns your answers into your documents.
What Makes This Different
Typical DIY divorce is a stack of forms: Full Name, Date of Birth, Current Address, page after page, with no way to know which fields matter for your situation or why. When you get one wrong, you find out at the courthouse.
Paige works the way a good interview works. She asks about one thing at a time, in plain language, and explains what each answer means and why it matters before you give it. She knows which questions your case needs and which it does not, so a couple with no children never sees the custody questions, and a filer asking for a fee waiver gets asked the right follow-ups.
How It Works in Autonomy
1. You talk, she writes. Your answers land in the right fields of the right documents. You never copy information from one form to another.
2. English or Spanish. The full interview, and the filing instructions that come with your documents, run in both.
3. Paige prepares documents; she does not give legal advice. She is the guide through your paperwork. When a question needs a lawyer, Autonomy says so plainly and tells you to consult one.