An uncontested divorce is a great solution if you and your spouse have been able to come to a (mostly) complete agreement regarding division of property and time-sharing with children. In an uncontested divorce, an attorney is hired to represent one party, and the other party represents themself, or both parties can retain separate attorneys. Your attorney will guide you on the law and how the court might rule on certain issues you may not think to address. Once a complete agreement has been made, the divorce attorney will prepare the divorce packet memorializing the agreements made between the parties and file all documents with the Court. If only one spouse has an attorney, and there are minor children involved, there will be a brief hearing in front of a judge in order to receive the decree of dissolution. If both spouses are represented or if there are no children involved, typically, the non-contested hearing just described can be avoided altogether.

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