Hello Divorce

Consumer-facing online divorce platform combining automated state-specific document generation with graduated access to attorneys, mediators, and CDFAs. Founded 2018 by Erin Levine, certified family law specialist with 16+ years experience (also runs Levine Family Law Group, uses full Clio Suite). Built on Gavel (formerly Documate) document automation platform — same tech stack used by state bars and legal aid organizations. $5.25M+ total funding ($2M seed + $3.25M oversubscribed seed led by Tacoma Venture Fund, Alumni Ventures). TLTF reports $8.8M — possible additional undisclosed rounds. Available in all 50 states with state-specific form generation. Pricing: DIY from $99, Guided plan with document review, Plus ~$3,500 with full attorney and mediation support, $400/hour for extras. Launched ‘Hallie’ — divorce-specific AI assistant providing expert-vetted legal info on custody, forms, child support (free to use). LegalEASE workplace benefit partnership creates B2B distribution channel — employers offer Hello Divorce as employee benefit alongside EAP programs. Erin Levine AMA on Reddit; mentioned in r/LawFirm as example of productized legal practice; recommended in r/Divorce as useful for uncontested cases. Yelp: 3.2/5 (11 reviews, updated March 2026); Trustpilot: reviews exist with positive sentiment for simple cases, complaints on complex ones and mediator quality. Competitors: divorce.com (329 Trustpilot reviews, 3.4 stars), CompleteCase (best customer experience per roundup), 3StepDivorce (best overall per roundup), LegalZoom (broader), It’s Over Easy. Differentiator: attorney-founded and operated (not pure tech company), graduated support model from DIY to full representation, Gavel-powered document automation, Hallie AI, LegalEASE workplace distribution. Inspired by Australian court system per podcast interview. IAALS unbundled legal services research participant. Access-to-justice focused — addresses the ‘justice gap’ where consumers can’t afford full attorney representation but court forms are too complex for DIY. ~30 employees, Alameda CA. Not relevant for BigLaw, in-house counsel, or non-family practice areas. Core audience: family law solo/small practitioners looking to productize, and consumers seeking affordable divorce.

Company Info

• Founded: 2018
• Team size: 11-50 employees
• Funding: $8.8M
• HQ: United States
• Sector: Litigation, Family Office

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