If you and your spouse qualify for an uncontested divorce, it is almost always the better option. Every divorce comes with its pros and cons, but uncontested divorces tend to be the least stressful and are generally easier for all parties involved. When it comes to...
When an ex-spouse dies, there may be a lot of stress and confusion when it comes time to organize their affairs and ensure that everything is distributed properly. Even when divorced, you have a right to some of the assets and property left behind, but how do you...
While an uncontested divorce is typically more straightforward and less time-consuming than a contested divorce, it doesn’t mean that the process is always simple and uncomplicated. Ultimately, divorce itself can be challenging to navigate, which is why we always...
When you first hear about an uncontested divorce, it can seem like the best option imaginable. There’s no court interference, quick filing, and all without arguing over who gets what. However, the novelty of an uncontested divorce can also seem daunting. Let’s look at...
Divorce is never easy, but it doesn’t have to be an overly complicated, contentious process. In fact, you might be able to file for an uncontested divorce if you fulfill certain conditions. The process is often cheaper, less stressful, and faster. However, how do you...
No one wants to spend weeks in court, battling over their divorce. It’s expensive, stressful, and emotionally draining for everyone involved. Contested divorces are complicated, so when it’s possible, many people try to seek out an uncontested divorce. In order to...
Divorces are often expensive and difficult to deal with. Even if the divorce is amicable, the process can be stressful and emotionally draining, leading many people to resent the divorce and all those involved. Although divorces are typically messy, there can be a way...
Divorce can be a complicated legal process, so the idea of an uncontested divorce, where the court doesn’t get involved, and it’s you and your spouse who determine the divorce, can be appealing. However, there are strict rules that both you and your spouse must meet...
As you may know, there are two types of divorce: contested and uncontested. As the names suggest, an uncontested divorce means that you and your soon-to-be-ex agree on all the terms, which may include child custody, alimony, and division of property. If you agree on...
Divorces are challenging, whether they’re uncontested or not. Understanding the legal process surrounding them can be particularly difficult and make filing for divorce more stressful than it already is. There are many legal terms you may not be familiar with and...
