In these challenging economic times, many divorcing couples are choosing less-costly uncontested divorces as opposed to more conventional divorce proceedings.
However, an uncontested divorce is only possible if you and your spouse have reached an agreement on all issues pertaining to the end of your marriage.
At McMichen, Cinami & Demps, our Orlando divorce attorneys will work with a husband or wife to draw up all paperwork required by the divorce court, file the case and provide you with final paperwork to have your spouse sign.
In some cases, this can be done for a flat fee, meaning you will know the entire cost of your attorney’s fees upfront.
Is An Uncontested Divorce Right For You?
Divorce cases involving arguments over who should receive the family home, child custody or who is responsible for certain debts can easily become complex and costly. As disputes continue, attorney’s fees and court costs continue to climb.
Extensive costs can be avoided if you and your spouse can agree to the terms of an uncontested divorce.When you come to our office for a consultation, we will discuss your particular circumstances to see if you qualify for an uncontested divorce.
We often ask that you bring a list of everything you and your spouse agreed on, pertaining to:
If the two of you have truly reached an amicable agreement, an uncontested divorce may be a financially and emotionally prudent option.
Contact an Orlando Divorce Lawyer Today
Contact our Orlando, Florida office at (407) 898-2161 to discuss whether uncontested divorce is an option for your particular circumstances. We will give you personalized service and an honest assessment of the legal issues involved in your case, letting you know what we can do to help.
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In these challenging economic times, many divorcing couples are choosing less-costly uncontested divorces as opposed to more conventional 
Divorce cases involving arguments over who should receive the family home, child custody or who is responsible for certain debts can easily become complex and costly. As disputes continue, attorney’s fees and court costs continue to climb.