Special Report
Most Expensive States to Get Divorced
November 10, 2017 8:59 pm
Last Updated: March 19, 2020 10:55 am
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35. Minnesota
> Average cost of divorce: $11,400
> Average attorney fee: $9,000 (17th lowest)
> Court filing fee: $299 (15th highest)
> Divorce rate: N/A
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34. Indiana
> Average cost of divorce: $11,400
> Average attorney fee: $9,000 (17th lowest)
> Court filing fee: $400 (3rd highest)
> Divorce rate: N/A
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33. Iowa
> Average cost of divorce: $11,700
> Average attorney fee: $9,300 (19th lowest)
> Court filing fee: $185 (22nd lowest)
> Divorce rate: 1.2 per 1,000 residents (6th lowest)
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32. Hawaii
> Average cost of divorce: $11,700
> Average attorney fee: $9,200 (18th lowest)
> Court filing fee: $215 (22nd highest)
> Divorce rate: N/A
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31. New Hampshire
> Average cost of divorce: $12,300
> Average attorney fee: $9,700 (20th lowest)
> Court filing fee: $250 (19th highest)
> Divorce rate: 3.3 per 1,000 residents (20th highest)
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