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Now I know this isn’t all that pertinent to consumer technology, but it does represent the state of things in today’s web-based world. You can now, not only fill out the necessary forms through a series of questions, but you can also file them online.

It will cost you an extra $20 to file them online, which is why they give you option to print the completed forms out at the end of it all, but that’s all it takes. The grand total due when you file online is $364.

So, for a mere $364 and a few minutes to answer some questions for the necessary forms, a disgruntled pair can be made single again, provided the forms are properly filled out. For that last reason they do state, repeatedly, that this is in no way a proper substitute for “legal advice or the services of an attorney.”

Broward County rolls out online divorce [via TGDaily]