Filing for an uncontested divorce: fast, legal, stress-free

An uncontested divorce is the fastest and least stressful way to end a marriage when both parties agree to all the terms and conditions: division of property, alimony, and child custody. However, even in such seemingly simple situations, mistakes can be made that will lead to a delay in the process or a court refusal. Our lawyers will help you to properly execute all documents, avoid mistakes and obtain a divorce decree as soon as possible.

We will provide:

• fast filing of an application without visiting several authorities;
• full legal support until the decision is issued;
• protection of your interests even in case of disputes in the process.

Saving time and resources: Our team takes care of all legal aspects so that you can finalize your divorce without unnecessary costs and hassle.

What does the uncontested divorce service include?

A lawyer will help you at every stage:

1. Advising you on the requirements of the law of the state where you are filing.
2. Preparation of the correct package of documents for the court.
3. Submitting documents to the court and monitoring the status of the case.
4. Organizing the notification of the other party (if necessary).
5. Obtaining a final divorce decree and registering it.

Conditions for filing for an uncontested divorce

To use the simplified procedure, the following conditions must be met:

• the spouses fully agree to the terms of property division;
• the spouses have reached an agreement on alimony and child custody (if any);
• one of the spouses meets the state residency requirements (the period of residence stipulated by state law).

What you get by ordering our service

1. Individual consultation with a lawyer on the specifics of your state's legislation
2. 
   Properly prepared documents that meet local requirements
3. 
   Support until the court decision is made
4. 
   Legal advice to avoid the risk of turning an uncontested divorce into a contested one

Common mistakes in an uncontested divorce

• Incorrect filling of documents due to non-compliance with state law
• Ignoring the requirements for proof of residency
• Lack of a written agreement between the spouses on the terms of the divorce
• Failure to submit documents to the court in a timely manner

The main steps of an uncontested divorce

1. Initial consultation and assessment of the situation
2. 
   Preparation and verification of documents
3. 
   Filing an application with the court
4. 
   Control of the case
5. 
   Obtaining a decision on divorce