An uncontested or “no fault” divorce is the best option if you and your spouse have decided that your marriage is no longer working. This form of divorce means neither party is blamed for the breakdown of the marriage. With about 50% of all marriages in America ending in divorce, it is not surprising that …
Settling divorce out of court may seem a strange idea, given the epic battles that we see on TV and in the movies, but 95% are settled outside the courtroom. There are numerous advantages to this approach, including that you and your spouse decide how things are divided up, rather than a judge who doesn’t …
Managing a divorce can be emotional and stressful. In an uncontested proceeding, the two spouses agree to the divorce and come to an agreement about the way assets and property will be divided, along with resolving child support and custody issues. This is the ideal situation so the process isn’t drawn out or more distressing …