Tri State Community Services LLC

UNCONTESTED

$399 DIVORCE + Court Fee

Spouse's Signature Not Needed

Uncontested divorce in Hudson County, NJ

Short answer

If you file in Hudson County, your papers go to the Family Division in Jersey City. We prepare them at our two Newark offices, about 8 miles away, for $399 plus the $300 court fee. Most papers are ready the same day.

$300

Court filing fee, the same in every NJ county

12 months

One of you must have lived in NJ this long

35 days

Your spouse's time to respond once served

~8 miles

From our offices to the Hudson family court

Where you file

Hudson County Family Court

Jersey City, NJ · Call to confirm before you go · 201-795-6777

Full court page

Who serves your spouse

Hudson County Sheriff

257 Cornelison Avenue, Room 2001, Jersey City, NJ 07302 · 201-795-6300. Only needed if your spouse won't sign.

Full sheriff page

Do I file in Hudson County?

Usually you file in the county where you lived when the marriage broke down. If you did not live in New Jersey then, the rule looks at where your spouse lived, and then where you live now. We check this with you before we prepare anything. The 12-month residency rule

Towns in Hudson County we prepare papers for

  • Jersey City
  • Bayonne
  • Union City
  • North Bergen
  • Hoboken
  • West New York
  • Kearny
  • Harrison
  • Secaucus
  • and every other Hudson County town

Common questions

Start your Hudson County divorce papers

Walk in at either Newark office. Mon–Fri 10am–5pm, Sat 10am–1pm.

Sources: Hudson County courthouse project; Hudson County Sheriff, Process Unit; Hudson County Sheriff, fee schedule. Checked September 2026. Offices move and numbers change: call to confirm before you go.

Tri State Community Services LLC

Newark, NJ · divorcenjny.co

Offices

1299 McCarter Highway, Newark, NJ 07104 · 973-643-0889

65 Walnut Street, Newark, NJ 07102 · 973-732-7727

Hours

Mon–Fri 10am–5pm
Sat 10am–1pm
Sun closed

Disclaimer

Tri State Community Services LLC is a non-lawyer filing and typing service. Tri State Community Services does NOT practice law and does NOT give any legal advice. Our service is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney. You, the customer, are solely responsible for the accuracy of the information that is typed up before the papers go to court. If representing yourself is not what you want, then we recommend that you hire an attorney. Tri State Community Services is NOT AUTHORIZED to Practice Law.