An uncontested divorce can take place when spouses agree to work together on the issues related to their Divorce. If you are looking to save time, money and go through less stress it is easier to file for an uncontested Divorce. Uncontested Divorce is also beneficial for those cases where one party is out of state, since in Ohio a final Divorce can be granted with the presence of the filing party and a witness. You will need to provide to the court a full listing of your property and debts along with a separation agreement signed by your spouse about how to divide your property and about who will be in charge of paying which debts. You will also need to agree concerning the care and custody for your minor children, including child support.
An uncontested Divorce means that you and your spouse have agreed on all terms as related to the end of your marriage and that there will not be a court trial where the judge reviews evidence and makes final orders. You and your spouse waive your right to a final evidentiary hearing and investigation by the court of your legal matters by agreement for an uncontested Divorce.
R. A. Parish Law, LLC can help you evaluate whether or not your case is eligible for an Uncontested Divorce. Your first 30 minute consultation is free. R. A. Parish Law, LLC guides clients with compassion, skill and creative solutions. We are ready to listen to you and educate you about the options for your case today. To schedule a No Cost, No Obligation 30-Minute Consultation call or text 614-407-0443 today.
An uncontested Divorce does require a fair amount of trust and cooperation to be successful. You need to decide what is important to you and what you are willing to give up to make an uncontested Divorce an option for you. If you believe that your spouse may be hiding assets or there is any financial distrust then uncontested Divorce may not be the best option for your case.