Divorce. The word conjures up images of fighting couples, crying children and feuding in-laws. In many instances, this may be the end result. But for those that are able to amicably work out their issues and mutually decide that ending their marriage and divorcing is in the best interests of the family, it doesn’t have to be an ugly situation. Our expert uncontested divorce attorneys will take all possible avenues to avoid having your divorce turn into a contested matter. A 100% free consultation is the best way to get started!
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
Uncontested divorces, sometimes called collaborative divorce, is a process by which both parties agree that it is in everyone’s best interest to end the marriage and split up without fighting over such things as custody, visitation, child support, maintenance (alimony) or property issues. Most attorneys attempt to work out divorces in this matter first in an effort to avoid the painful and expensive process of a contested divorce. Contacting us right now is the first step to working out your divorce in a comfortable amicable environment and have an uncontested divorce!
What is Needed to Have an Uncontested Divorce?
A skilled expert uncontested divorce attorney will work with you and provide you a list of items to discuss with your spouse in an effort to sort out all of the various options that are available during the divorce. Whether a home or children are involved are both issues that must sorted out for the attorney to properly draft the paperwork required for the divorce process. Not all attorneys are skilled enough to approach this delicate situation with the confidence and care that our attorneys can!
Expert uncontested divorce lawyers understand that an uncontested divorce can quickly turn into a heated contested battle faster than you can snap your fingers—for this reason, extra care is taken when deciding exactly how to draft the paperwork and how to notify your spouse so as to avoid upsetting her or him and setting the divorce down the unfortunate path of becoming a contested matter.
For example: sometimes it is best to draft all of the paperwork for the divorce up front and have the other spouse presented with it in a non-threatening manner, perhaps making it simple with 50/50 splits or waiving maintenance (alimony) to make the other spouse feel comfortable and not worried about the process. An agreed divorce, sometimes called collaborative divorce, is possible with the right expert on your side. Our uncontested divorce attorneys are experts at drafting your divorce agreement in a way as to avoid a fight—contacting us immediately is your best chance at obtaining the justice you and your family deserve—and without the fight!
Is it Possible to have an Uncontested Divorce without a Lawyer?
In some rare instances, yes, it is possible to divorce on your own, but taking that chance is a terrible idea, and you might lose the one chance you had to divorce amicably. All of our attorneys are experts in the divorce field and are capable of handling even the most complex contested matters, which is why we have the resources necessary to avoid the fight and save you money by working out your divorce amicably. Beware of divorce attorneys that simply want to bill you for a fight that they create by approaching your divorce matter in a way that is not in your best interests. Contact us now for your free consultation! Expert divorce attorney help is just a few clicks away—fill out the form now!