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Chicago Uncontested Divorce Lawyer

An uncontested divorce offers a quicker, less expensive option for the dissolving of your marriage.

An uncontested divorce is simply that, a divorce that is NOT contested by either spouse or party. In the event that you and your spouse decide to part ways amicably, and uncontested divorce is a great option. A marriage does not have to end in an expensive and hurtful fight. Some couples can dissolve their marriage and settle relevant issues through an uncontested divorce. This is possible if you can both agree on the details of your pending divorce such as; the division of marital assets, spousal support (if it applies), child and custody support, etc…

What Is An Uncontested Divorce?

A divorce can also be considered uncontested if you are unable to locate your spouse after a diligent search or if they reside out of state or the country and cannot be personally served with divorce petition after unsuccessfully attempting to do so.

When complications are minimal, an uncontested divorce may be a perfect solution. An uncontested divorce is a good solution when you believe that your divorce will be simple and fairly straightforward, you are not in disagreement over ownership of assets or real estate. You do not have any ongoing bankruptcy or foreclosure issues that can complicate things, there have not been any allegations of domestic violence or abuse, etc…

To finalize an amicable separation, it is still important to consult with an attorney to make sure things get done right. Your uncontested divorce can be complete and final in as little as 30 days if both of you are willing to fully cooperate in finalizing the needed settlement agreement.









