How to Get a Quickie Divorce

In the United States the divorce rate still stands at about 50%. Going through a divorce is a painful process in itself and the time it takes to make it final can make matters even worse. A quickie divorce is easiest if there are no children involved and both spouses can come to an agreement about the major things regarding their marriage.

Instructions

1. Come to an agreement upon the splitting up of assets and liabilities that you and your spouse have. This is the best way to obtain a quickie divorce. If there are any children involved, it's also important to create and agree upon a visitation schedule and any child support that may be needed or wanted. If alimony is to be paid, this is also the time to work out the appropriate amount.

2. Write up the agreement that has been made and then submit it to a judge. Be sure to include everything talked about in step one and any other information deemed necessary that is specific to your situation.

3. Wait for the judge to review the case you and your spouse have made and wait for the final judgement to be made. The parties will be notified when a decision has been made and they will be made aware of anything that still needs to be done - if anything. Once everything has been verified with the judge, the divorce will be made final.

Tips & Warnings

• The more the 2 spouses are able to come to an agreement on, the quicker the divorce will be.

• If agreements cannot be made, the parties may need to use a mediator or hire lawyers.