
Uncontested Divorce
Uncontested Divorce Attorneys in Fairfax
Representing Families
At Wexell Milman, we understand that going through a divorce can be a difficult and emotionally challenging time for our clients. That's why we offer uncontested divorce services to help streamline the process and minimize stress. Our experienced family law attorneys in Fairfax are here to guide you through this legal journey and ensure a fair resolution.
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce occurs when both parties involved in the dissolution of the marriage can reach an agreement on all relevant issues, such as division of assets, child custody, child support, and spousal support. This type of divorce is typically faster, less expensive, and more amicable than a contested divorce.
Our Uncontested Divorce Services
At Wexell Milman, we provide comprehensive uncontested divorce services tailored to meet the unique needs of each client.
Our team of skilled family law attorneys will assist you with:
- Legal consultation to understand your specific situation and goals
- Preparing and filing all necessary legal documents
- Negotiating fair and favorable settlement terms
- Facilitating communication and mediation between both parties
- Representing you in court, if required
Navigating the Uncontested Divorce Process
The process of an uncontested divorce can be relatively straightforward, but it's essential to have an experienced family law attorney guide you through each step.
At Wexell Milman, we will:
- Consult with you to understand your situation and your desired outcomes
- Draft and review all the necessary divorce paperwork to ensure accuracy and legality
- File the necessary documents with the appropriate court
- Negotiate with your spouse or their attorney to reach an agreement on all issues
- Review the agreement to ensure it's fair and in your best interests
- Present the agreement to the court for approval
Even in an uncontested divorce, complications and disputes can arise. We're prepared to handle these issues quickly and effectively, ensuring the process continues smoothly.
Do I Have to go to Court for Uncontested Divorce?
In Virginia, you may not always have to go to court for an uncontested divorce. If there is a complete agreement between spouses, Virginia law provides a simplified procedure known as a "Divorce by Affidavit" or "Divorce by Agreement."
In this process, the spouse seeking the divorce, known as the "plaintiff," can file a divorce complaint and an affidavit confirming that the couple meets the legal requirements for an uncontested divorce. The affidavit will detail their mutual agreement on all relevant issues. After filing the paperwork, the court will review the documents, and if everything is in order and meets the legal criteria, they may grant the divorce without requiring a court hearing.
However, there are instances where a brief court hearing may still be necessary, such as when child custody is involved. The court may request a hearing to ensure that the custody arrangement is in the child's best interest.
Consulting with an experienced Fairfax uncontested divorce attorney from Wexell Milman is highly recommended. We can guide you through the process, ensuring you meet all legal requirements and properly complete the necessary paperwork for an uncontested divorce in Virginia.
Benefits of Choosing Wexell Milman
When you choose our uncontested divorce services, you can expect:
- Expert legal advice and guidance throughout the entire process
- Efficient and timely resolution of your divorce
- Reduced emotional stress and conflict
- Cost-effective solutions
- Protection of your rights and interests
Get Started Today
If you and your spouse have reached a mutual decision to end your marriage through an uncontested divorce, our dedicated family law attorneys at Wexell Milman are here to help. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and take the first step towards a peaceful and efficient resolution.
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Call Wexell Milman Today
To schedule an initial consultation, call our law offices in Fairfax, Virginia, at (703) 454-5448 or complete and submit the form on the right.
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