Divorce Filing Fee Waiver by State (2026)
Can't afford to file for divorce? Select your state to learn how to apply for an IFP fee waiver and get the court fee reduced or eliminated.
What Is an IFP Fee Waiver?
An In Forma Pauperis (IFP) waiver lets low-income people file court cases — including divorce — without paying the standard filing fee. Every state offers this. Income thresholds vary but are typically set at 125%–200% of the federal poverty level. If you receive public benefits like Medicaid, SNAP, or SSI, you likely qualify automatically.
Select Your State
Divorce Filing Fees — All States
| State | Filing Fee | Fee Waiver Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Alabama | $290 | How to waive → |
| Alaska | $200 | How to waive → |
| Arizona | $349 | How to waive → |
| Arkansas | $165 | How to waive → |
| California | $435 | How to waive → |
| Colorado | $230 | How to waive → |
| Connecticut | $350 | How to waive → |
| Delaware | $165 | How to waive → |
| Florida | $400 | How to waive → |
| Georgia | $200 | How to waive → |
| Hawaii | $215 | How to waive → |
| Idaho | $207 | How to waive → |
| Illinois | $289 | How to waive → |
| Indiana | $157 | How to waive → |
| Iowa | $185 | How to waive → |
| Kansas | $195 | How to waive → |
| Kentucky | $148 | How to waive → |
| Louisiana | $250 | How to waive → |
| Maine | $120 | How to waive → |
| Maryland | $165 | How to waive → |
| Massachusetts | $200 | How to waive → |
| Michigan | $175 | How to waive → |
| Minnesota | $365 | How to waive → |
| Mississippi | $100 | How to waive → |
| Missouri | $163 | How to waive → |
| Montana | $120 | How to waive → |
| Nebraska | $157 | How to waive → |
| Nevada | $299 | How to waive → |
| New Hampshire | $260 | How to waive → |
| New Jersey | $300 | How to waive → |
| New Mexico | $137 | How to waive → |
| New York | $335 | How to waive → |
| North Carolina | $225 | How to waive → |
| North Dakota | $80 | How to waive → |
| Ohio | $250 | How to waive → |
| Oklahoma | $183 | How to waive → |
| Oregon | $301 | How to waive → |
| Pennsylvania | $201 | How to waive → |
| Rhode Island | $160 | How to waive → |
| South Carolina | $150 | How to waive → |
| South Dakota | $95 | How to waive → |
| Tennessee | $184 | How to waive → |
| Texas | $300 | How to waive → |
| Utah | $325 | How to waive → |
| Vermont | $90 | How to waive → |
| Virginia | $86 | How to waive → |
| Washington | $314 | How to waive → |
| West Virginia | $135 | How to waive → |
| Wisconsin | $184 | How to waive → |
| Wyoming | $100 | How to waive → |