Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Do I need to be a legal professional such as a paralegal, mediator, or lawyer to become a Divorce With Dignity Provider?
A. Yes. Knowing the language of law and having familiarity with legal documents, procedures, and navigating the court system go a long way. Without experience, the learning curve is too steep.

Q. Do you offer training?
A. Yes. We assist our Providers with initial and ongoing monthly coaching for the first year. We offer one-on-one support, regular webinars, and network Provider peer-to-peer support along with our website on an ongoing basis. Click here for more information.

Q. How much money can I make?
A. The amount of money you can make is dependent upon your own efforts but can reach $200,000 annually… and more. It is totally dependent on how much effort you are willing to put into growing your DWD business. Of course, if you do nothing, your earnings will be nothing. But most of our current providers earn an average between $150,000 and $200,000 annually.

Q. Do you offer exclusive Provider territories?
A. Yes, all of our territories are exclusive and there is only one DWD provider in each county (except for very large counties).

Q. How much is the initial license fee for becoming a Divorce With Dignity Provider?
A.  The initial marketing license fee ranges from $15,000 to $25,000 U.S. dollars depending upon the designation of your territory. Click here for more information. 

Q. Are there financing options available?
A. Divorce With Dignity does offer financing and we can also assist in referring
you to third-party sources that may be able to help provide financing.

Q. How much money beyond the initial marketing license fee will I need?
A. The proper amount of working capital we recommend is 3 to 3.5 times the initial
cost of your DWD marketing license.

Q. Do I need to find my own office space?
A. We will work with you to help you find space that is reasonable and appropriate for
meeting clients. It is not recommended that you meet clients in your home unless
you have a good home office established.

Q. Can I sell my Divorce With Dignity Provider License?
A. Yes. It’s your business. You can sell your business at any time, subject to the
Provider Agreement’s applicable sales provisions.

Q. How long does it take to open a Divorce With Dignity Provider?
A. Providers typically begin the business within 30 to 60 days after they sign the
Licensing Agreement and participate in our initial training.