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Divorce is one of the most painful experiences in life. It can be handled in one of two ways: contested and uncontested. An uncontested divorce requires the agreement of both spouses and may be one of the few things they agree on or one of the many things in which they do not. Technically, a divorce is automatically granted by a court... more »
If you're filing Form FL-100 for a California uncontested divorce, it might seem you'll at least avoid most of the conflicts that can make divorce such an unpleasant experience. But the filing of Form FL-100 is not in itself a guarantee that your spouse will not contest the divorce. Rather, it sets forth the general terms of the... more »
There is no such thing as a free divorce, but cutting out legal fees can help considerably with the cost. There are some instances where you and your soon to be ex spouse can handle the paperwork entirely on your own. Read on for some tips. more »
An uncontested divorce can be finalized in as little as 10 days. Waiting periods separate initial filing from the finalization date. Timing for an uncontested divorce is affected by how quickly divorcing spouses can agree to terms. Each state has mandated waiting periods that may change, so check with legal counsel in your state. more »
Dissolution of marriage is the technical legal term for a divorce. It is a formal dissolving of the legal rights and obligations of matrimony. Just as marriage is subject to state law, dissolution is governed by the laws of states. Most allow jurisdiction for dissolution as long as at least one spouse is a legal resident of the state,... more »
You might think you know your spouse, but file a divorce, and watch how this spouse becomes a totally different person. Once the dust settles,... more »
So you and your spouse decide that you no longer want to be married. This is a fact, but you both want to avoid the nastiness and expense of a... more »
In an uncontested divorce, the parties mutually agree to divorce. Usually, the spouses will agree to settle any pending marital issues during the... more »
Divorce itself is not a particularly complicated legal process. Where a lawyer can be helpful is in determining a spouse's right to child custody,... more »
A divorce attorney is an individual who represents his client in a divorce action in court. In providing this representation, the divorce... more »
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