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Boston Uncontested Divorce Attorneys
Divorce does not always have to be emotionally-draining, difficult and devastating.
With an uncontested divorce, spouses amicably agree to move forward without the extensive costs and adversity of a fully-litigated trial. When the spouses agree on all the important issues, they can file a joint agreement with the court and obtain a divorce after a short five-minute hearing.If you and your spouse already agree on all the main issues, our attorneys can help you draft a comprehensive separation agreement and guide you through filing for and finalizing an uncontested divorce. If you have not been able to come to an agreement, we can help save you time and money by negotiating or mediating a final agreement that will help you accomplish your goals and move forward while still protecting your rights and interests.
If you are considering filing for divorce in Massachusetts contact one of our divorce attorneys at Baum & Dockter for a free initial consultation. When possible, an uncontested divorce can be quicker and more cost-effective than a contested divorce.
Education Center Uncontested Divorce Articles:
- How does the uncontested divorce process work?
- How do I get a divorce?
- How long will it take to get a divorce?
- How much does divorce cost?
Uncontested Divorce Forms:
- Joint Petition for Divorce
- Long Financial Statement (Filed if earning over $75,000 annually)
- Short Financial Statement (Filed if earning under $75,000 annually)
- R 408 Court Information Form
- Separation Agreement (Must be drafted based on the specific facts of your case)
- Affidavit of Irretrievable Breakdown (Must be drafted based on the specific facts of your case)
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