Offering A Flat-Rate Fee For Your Uncontested Divorce
At , our founding attorney, Richelle Gossman, has acquired more than eight years of experience helping clients resolve their divorce and family law issues. Our firm is prepared to give you the personalized attention necessary to help make this entire divorce process as fast and painless as possible. Let us navigate through the legal proceedings on your behalf to advocate for your rights and protect what you care the most.
If your divorce is uncontested, we provide a flat fee of $249.
What Is An Uncontested Divorce?
Typically, divorce ends with both spouses at each other throats arguing over marital property and asset distribution, child custody and support, and alimony. Uncontested divorce, also known as a “simple divorce,” is when both spouses agree on all sensitive issues to effectively and conclusively terminate their marriage. If all of the requirements are met for an uncontested divorce, the most important factor that determines if a divorce is truly “uncontested” is whether “fault” is an issue. Alabama recognizes both fault and no-fault divorce.
Grounds for no-fault include:
- Incapability
- Voluntary abandonment
- Irretrievable breakdown of the marriage
Grounds for fault include:
- Adultery
- Imprisonment
- Habitual alcohol and drug usage
- Domestic violence or child abuse
- Incurable insanity
- Living a part for two years
The Benefits Of Uncontested Divorce
Uncontested divorce results in huge savings in divorce costs. Even though it’s best to seek legal representation from an experienced divorce attorney, the expedient process includes lowered court costs and attorney bills. With fewer proceedings and less legal squabbling, uncontested divorce is granted more quickly compared with when a spouse contests a divorce.
Despite experiencing some sort of conflict whenever any kind of divorce occurs, proceeding with an uncontested divorce can lower the amount of frustration, stress and conflict between both parties. With fewer demands for information going back and forth and less time arguing between lawyers and judges, the conflict between the two parties is substantially minimized.
Retain Legal Services From Our Divorce Attorney
For more information, contact our firm for a free consultation today. Send the firm an email or call 205-606-6896 to get your free evaluation.