An uncontested divorce, at its core, is a smoother and ultimately less stressful process than a contested divorce would be. Because an uncontested divorce consists of both parties agreeing to the terms and filing the paperwork, the process tends to take less time because once both parties sign the paperwork, the last step of the process is a judge reviewing the signed documents and making a final decision. Once the final decree is made, the divorce is finalized and both parties can move forward.
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Uncontested Vs. Contested Divorce: What's The Difference?

When filing for divorce, the process and details of proceedings can be confusing and distressing. However, one of the many important things to remember when you’re filing is how to make the process easier and less stressful for both parties involved. Because we want to make your experience as smooth as possible, we’ve put together a short guide on what the difference is between a contested and uncontested divorce.
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At The Fairell Firm, our goal is to help you navigate the difficult process of divorce, and to help you through proceedings of either a contested or uncontested divorce. No matter what outcomes you’re looking for from your divorce, our team is ready and willing to fight for you. Reach out to our team of experienced divorce attorneys today to schedule a consultation or to ask any questions about filing for divorce.