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3. How much does it cost to file for a divorce? The filing fee for a new divorce case is $314 and $56 to modify an existing order on a Snohomish County case.

To get a Snohomish County divorce, you or your spouse must reside in the county and file your paperwork with the local court. Washington State no-fault divorce is the only option available to couples, and you simply need to state that your marriage is irretrievably broken to get divorced.

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You can file Superior Court case documents at the Clerk's Office during regular business hours. If the document requires a filing fee, go directly to the cashier's counter.

To receive certified copies of divorce decrees, call (425) 388-3466. The Auditor is responsible for issuing and recording marriage licenses. Information about how to request certified copies of marriage records can be viewed on the Auditor's Recording website.

How much does a divorce in Washington cost? The court filing fee is $280 for a dissolution of marriage (divorce). Other costs may include photocopying and delivery service fees. If you can not afford this fee, you may fill out a special form that will request the court to waive the filing fee.

You can download the Washington State Court Official Divorce Form for free from their website, or attain hard copies of each form from your local courthouse. There is also an online DIY packet with instructions via Washington Law Help.

Washington is a strict no-fault divorce state, so the only acceptable ground for divorce or separation is that your marriage is irretrievably broken. There's a mandatory waiting period of 90 days from the time you file until the judge can act on your case.