Your county law library should have lists of books for you and of services offered by the courts and agencies in your community. Also, there are a few attorneys who offer phone consultations through their web sites.

Often lawyers or web sites offer free consultations or to answer your question for free. However, these are often enticements to get you to retain them. There is, however, a small, but growing number of attorneys, both on the web and off who will really help. Search under "unbundled" or "DIY".

In earlier years, the only way to get a divorce yourself was to go to the book store or buy forms from an online "forms" company. These companies and forms are a one-size fits all form. Problem is, one size does not fit all. When looking for a "do it yourself" divorce, there are attorneys all over the country that are offering the purchase of forms that comes with the review of those forms by an attorney. You can also purchase "a la carte" services from the attorney to answer simple questions you may have. The costs are similar to the "forms" websites, but with the satisfaction of knowing that they are done correct because an attorney has reviewed them and walked you through the process. Be sure to check your search engine results for these attorneys.

Almost all bookstores have books on how to file an uncontested divorce. You may consider checking your local public library or the county court house library. You may also be able to find the necessary papers and information on the Internet, with careful searching. The information is readily available, because more and more people are doing their own legal work, especially when it comes to uncontested divorces.