Uncontested Divorce
What is an uncontested divorce?
A divorce is called an uncontested divorce when the spouses agree on a divorce and its terms. They agree on assets division, child support and custody. On the other hand, a divorce is called a contested divorce when one party cannot agree to divorce or on the terms of the divorce. Thinking about consulting a divorce attorney can cause anxiety. Many people are concerned that a divorce will be expensive, full of conflict, and difficult to understand.
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What are the advantages of an uncontested divorce?
An uncontested divorce has many advantages. An uncontested divorce is less stressful for both parties and for the children. It is also faster and the cost of an uncontested divorce is far less than a contested one. If your divorce is uncontested, Ms. Lee can quickly and accurately structure the final agreements to help you achieve your goals and put the divorce behind you. Ms. Lee may suggest comparatively inexpensive methods of resolving disputes, such as mediation and arbitration for resolving a dispute. These methods are typically less contentious than litigation. However, when it seems that the only way to resolve your legal matters is through litigation, Ms. Lee is an aggressive, effective trial attorney.
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Can one attorney handle an uncontested divorce case?
One attorney can handle an uncontested divorce case. However, that attorney can represent the interest of one party only. The other party should have a counselor or another attorney review the final documents. Ms. Lee can recommend counselors and other attorneys. Many clients are concerned about the financial consequences of divorce. Ms. Lee understands the complex details of financial and tax issues that are raised by divorce. She will minimize the financial cost of an uncontested divorce whenever possible.
What are the possible pitfalls of an uncontested divorce?
There are possible pitfalls when both parties want an uncontested divorce. It is essential to understand divorce law. You and your spouse must understand what a filing period, child custody agreement, child support agreement, and properly division. If there are disagreements, you could hire a mediator. If the mediation fails, the uncontested divorce may turn into a contested divorce.
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