Updated for 2026 • Supreme Court of Yukon Compliant

Yukon Uncontested "Desk Divorce" Kit

File your Statement of Claim. Submit your Affidavit. Finalize your divorce without traveling to Whitehorse.

In Yukon, you don't need a trial for an uncontested divorce. You can file a Joint Statement of Claim to skip service. The judge reviews your file as a "Desk Divorce," meaning you provide evidence by Affidavit rather than testifying in court.

Includes Statement of Claim, Affidavit & Judgment.

One-time download $129 Flat Fee
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Do You Qualify for a Desk Divorce?

To skip the courtroom appearance, your divorce must be truly uncontested.

Use this kit if:

  • You or your spouse has lived in Yukon for at least 1 year.
  • You are filing based on 1-year separation.
  • Your spouse will not contest the divorce (or will sign a Joint Statement).
  • You agree on all parenting, support, and property issues.

Talk to a lawyer if:

  • You have lived in Yukon for less than 1 year.
  • Your spouse is contesting the divorce or refusing to communicate.
  • You need to apply for an emergency protection order.
  • You have complex corporate assets or disputed property.

Why Choose a Joint Statement Kit?

In Yukon, filing a Joint Statement of Claim is the best way to handle divorce, especially in remote communities. It allows you to file together by mail, avoiding the high cost and logistical difficulty of hiring a process server.

Save Thousands

Yukon lawyers typically charge $2,500 - $5,000 for uncontested divorces. Our kit is a one-time fee of $129.

Skip the Hearing

We provide the specific Affidavit of Applicant that replaces oral testimony, allowing you to finalize the divorce by mail (Desk Divorce).

The Cost of Divorce in YT

Avg. Lawyer Fee
$3,000+
PlainDivorce Kit Best Value
$129

That's money in your pocket for your fresh start.

What's Included: Official Supreme Court Forms

We provide the standard forms accepted by the Supreme Court of Yukon.

Statement of Claim

The document that starts your divorce. We guide you on how to fill this out for a sole or Joint Statement of Claim.

Core Legal Documents

Includes the correct packet for your situation:

Statement of Claim (Form 1)
Affidavit of Applicant
Divorce Judgment

Child Support

The Child Support Guidelines forms are required if you have children. We help you list income and expenses correctly.

Valid for filing in the Supreme Court of Yukon (Whitehorse).

How It Works

A simple roadmap to get your Divorce Judgment in Yukon.

1

File Statement

Download the kit. Fill out the Joint Statement of Claim (or Sole). File it with the Court (approx. $220 filing fee).

2

Clearance

Wait for the Clearance Certificate from the federal registry (usually takes 6-8 weeks).

3

Desk Application

File your Affidavit of Applicant. This replaces your court testimony. The judge reviews it in chambers (Desk Divorce).

4

Judgment

The divorce is effective 31 days after the judge signs the Judgment. You can then request your Certificate of Divorce.

Simple Pricing vs. Lawyer Fees

Feature PlainDivorce Kit Typical Lawyer
Total Cost $129 $3,000+
Process Control You set the pace (DIY) Lawyer schedule
Includes Forms? Yes (Statement, Affidavit, Judgment) Yes
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Real stories from people who successfully completed their divorce with PlainDivorce.

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“The step-by-step guide is a lifesaver. Made a complex process very simple.”

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Travis D.

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“The instruction was clear. I submitted to the court the next day without issues.”

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Anna A.

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“This took a huge weight off my shoulders. Finally, I can move on.”

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Watson Lake

“My judge signed off without any questions. 100% legitimate.”

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Watson Lake

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Joseph L.

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Frequently Asked Questions

“What is a Joint Statement of Claim?”

A Joint Statement of Claim is a document signed by both spouses to start the divorce process together. Filing jointly means you do not need to serve documents on the other spouse, which is especially helpful in remote Yukon communities.

Learn more about the Yukon divorce process.

“What is the Affidavit of Applicant?”

The Affidavit of Applicant is a sworn statement that serves as your testimony in a Yukon uncontested divorce. By filing this affidavit, you can usually avoid appearing in court for a hearing (Desk Divorce).

“How much are the court filing fees?”

The initial filing fee for a Statement of Claim in Yukon is approximately $220+. There may be additional small fees for setting down the matter or obtaining the Certificate of Divorce.

“When does a Yukon divorce become final?”

The divorce becomes effective on the 31st day after the judge signs the Divorce Judgment. Once this appeal period passes, you can request your Certificate of Divorce.

Important Legal Disclaimer

PlainDivorce is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice or represent you in court. The Yukon Uncontested Divorce Kit is a self-help information product.

Court rules and filing fees vary. You are responsible for verifying local requirements with the Supreme Court of Yukon in Whitehorse.