Divorce

How to file for an uncontested divorce

When you and your spouse decide to go separate ways, an uncontested divorce may be a benefit. Even if you agree to the split, you must follow the legal dissolution of marriage process. Draft a marital agreement Discussing the terms of your divorce is necessary to...

Pros and cons of getting an amicable divorce

For many couples, the thought of going through a divorce is overwhelming. If you and your spouse want to end your marriage without the undue stress, financial burden and time commitment of a contested divorce, you have a better option. Advantages of an uncontested...

Is your soon-to-be ex-spouse open to an uncontested divorce?

Hollywood loves to portray divorces as all-out court battles, where each spouse tries to destroy the other. While it certainly is possible to have a bitter end to your marriage, you do not have to go through the strain of a contentious divorce. In fact, according to...

The 3 deadly sins of divorce negotiation

If you are considering ending your marriage, you may be dreading divorce litigation. After all, not only can a bitter court battle be overwhelmingly stressful, but you may also spend thousands of dollars to get out of your marriage. Opting for an uncontested divorce...

Do you need an attorney for an uncontested divorce?

An uncontested divorce is an easy type of divorce in Florida and around the country. Instead of arguing for weeks in court, you and your estranged spouse could simply agree to the terms and move on with your lives. This could save you thousands of dollars in court and...

What happens during mediation?

Some Florida couples will opt for or be ordered by a judge to use the process of mediation to resolve the issues in their divorce. Mediation does not work for all parties, and some couples will need to head back to court. However, mediation does provide many benefits...

Should you file for an uncontested divorce?

Florida couples who are thinking of going through a divorce may believe that it's going to be costly and messy to deal with. The truth is that if you plan your divorce appropriately, it shouldn't be really difficult or take a great investment of time. One surefire way...

Is filing for an uncontested divorce right for my case?

In Florida, there is often a perception that divorce will be contentious and the spouses will be in rampant dispute. While that is often true, it is not automatic. In some situations, people are on relatively good terms and simply want to end the marriage and move on....