Divorce kits can be simple including just the necessary forms and instructions to file for divorce. Or, they can be comprehensive including forms for name changes and other peripheral matters that an individual might be handling at the same time as the divorce. Phone consultations may also be offered. Some providers give a money back guarantee. The first step in finding the right DIY divorce kit is to make sure it is specific to your state. If a single kit is advertised as being usable in every state, it is not wise to purchase it. The rules in each state vary far too much for a one-size fits all approach to divorce. Some attorneys now offer unbundled services to their clients. People who want to use a divorce kit to handle the simpler aspects of the process and retain an attorney for the complicated parts can save money this way. Anyone who chooses to use a divorce kit should read all the enclosed information carefully and fill out the forms accurately.