Considering that you can pretty much do anything online, it should come as no surprise that you can even get a divorce online. But before you hop on the inter-web path, you should read over this list of online divorce advice.

1. 1. Whoever files for the divorce must pay for the fee. Reach an  agreement beforehand and divvy up this cost afterward.
2. Each state has different rules. Just because you’re filing online doesn’t mean you’re suddenly exempt from state rules and regulations. You both must be a resident of the state for a minimum period.
3.  Even though you’re filing online, that doesn’t mean the rules of divorce change. Shared debt during your marriage will still be shared after it is over.
4.  If your spouse decides to contest the divorce, you will need to go to court—so don’t assume you’ll never have to step foot inside one.
5.  This shouldn’t come as a shock…beware of scams! Any ad that claims your spouse doesn’t have to appear is a scam, not to mention illegal. Some quickie divorces might only be legal in the country they are issued. So
   if you were to re-marry in another country, that would be considered bigamy.
6.  Online divorce is an easy option when the divorce is uncontested. The moment your spouse wants to argue something, you will end up in court.