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3 Reasons to Consider an Uncontested Divorce

If you are going through a divorce, it will either be considered contested or uncontested.  A contested divorce occurs when spouses are battling over the term of their divorce and are finding it difficult to reach mutual decisions.  AN uncontested divorce is amicable and usually involves minimal conflicts.  If you going through the divorce process, here are three reasons why you should consider an uncontested divorce:

1.       It is faster.  Usually, couples who go through uncontested divorces find that their legal matters are finalized quicker than couples who are fighting.  Uncontested divorce, in general, is more expedient.

2.       It is less stressful. When spouses are able to reach mutual decisions, their stress is reduced immensely.  Instead of fighting and drawing out matters, they can resolve issues and avoid excessive trauma and stress.

3.       It can be better for children.  When parents work together throughout the divorce process and are in agreement, they are less likely to fight in front of their children. 

Are you going through a divorce?  If you answered "yes", it is important that you have a divorce lawyer on your side that will protect your best interests.

Categories: Divorce, Family Law

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