Uncontested Divorce

Marietta, Georgia, Uncontested Divorce Attorneys

In these challenging economic times, many divorcing couples are choosing to pursue less costly uncontested divorces, as opposed to more conventional proceedings. However, an uncontested divorce is only possible if you and your spouse agree on all issues pertaining to the end of your marriage.

To schedule a consultation with a Georgia divorce lawyer who fully understands the requirements of uncontested or no-fault divorce, contact Attorneys Vic Brown Hill and Brad E. Macdonald of Hill/Macdonald, LLC.

The Potential Benefits of Uncontested Divorce

In a divorce, there are no winners or losers. It is simply a process that allows people to move forward with their lives. Engaging in wars of words is not beneficial to anyone - particularly children. The goal of an uncontested or no-fault divorce, other than conserving financial resources, is to develop a mutually acceptable plan with your spouse that emotionally safeguards both you and your family.

Attorneys Hill and Macdonald have been representing Marietta divorce clients for many years. Although they are recognized as powerful trial lawyers, their primary focus is always on resolving the concerns most central to a client's life. Through their uncontested or no fault divorce services, they can help set the groundwork for a stable future.

Agreeing to Disagree

In an uncontested or no fault divorce, both parties do not necessarily have to agree that they should divorce. Rather, they must only be of the same mind concerning such matters as:

• Child custody and visitation
• Child support
• Division of assets and debt
• Alimony/Spousal Maintenance

If an irresolvable legal dispute arises at any point during the process, the divorce proceedings are no longer considered uncontested. Both parties must then move forward by securing separate divorce counsel and potentially pursuing litigation.

Preserving Your Financial Resources

Divorce trials involving disputes over who should receive the family home, which parent will have primary custody of the children or which party is responsible for certain debts can become very complex and costly. As the arguing continues, attorney's fees and court costs continue to mount. These monumental costs can be avoided if you and your spouse can agree to the terms of an uncontested divorce.

Affordable ▪ Effective ▪ Efficient

We offer a flat-fee, starting at $750 plus court costs, to prepare your uncontested divorce documents and obtain a divorce decree. This fee includes a certain number of allotted changes to the settlement agreement. Changes beyond this limit will be subject to an hourly rate.

Contact us to discuss how we may be able to assist you and your former spouse in pursuing an uncontested or no-fault divorce.