Online Divorce Websites cater to uncontested divorces -- where both spouses are in agreement, and want to end their marriage amicably.
Legalzoom, which is famous for making legal assistance available to all, used to have a whole family law division, which they sold off to a company called
Wevorce.com.
Wevorce’s goal is to make the online experience of divorcing more readily available to couples and families. They offer a bit more support than some other online sites, in that they offer up to three hours per month in divorce mediation. They take you through a questionnaire, and help with the appropriate forms, and then provide you with filing instructions, which will guide you in how to go down to the court and file your documents.
Online services are about document production. The only person who can grant your divorce is a judge.
This is a step up from doing it all yourself. In that you are receiving some guidance. This is likely again for folks that do not have a very adversarial or complicated situation. And this is more about how to get through the documents than personal advice on your specific situation.