▼26%
$102,409
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
/ year
Avg. Base Salary (USD)
10%
$55k
MEDIAN
$102k
90%
$183k
The average salary for a Divorce Lawyer is $102,409
Base Salary
$55k - $183k
Bonus
$20 - $78k
Profit Sharing
$81 - $25k
Total Pay
$57k - $285k
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What Do Divorce Lawyers Do?
Divorce Lawyer Tasks
- Present cases in court representing the local, state or federal government.
- Review reports, evidence, and conduct research.
- Question witnesses, victims or others involved in the case.
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Common Health Benefits for a Divorce Lawyer
Medical
68%
Dental
50%
Vision
46%
None
32%
Gender Breakdown for Divorce Lawyers
Female
60.0%
Male
33.3%
Prefer to self-define
6.7%
This data is based on 15 survey responses. Learn more about the gender pay gap.
