Uncontested Divorce

At Barrett Law, LLC., we strive to make the process of an uncontested divorce as straightforward and stress-free as possible. After your initial consultation and our firm has been retained, we provide you and your spouse with a comprehensive document to review. This document helps guide you through critical decisions such as the division of assets, child custody, and child support. Once you and your spouse have completed this document, we will draft your settlement agreement and, if applicable, a parenting plan. These documents will be tailored to reflect the decisions you’ve made.
You will receive copies of these drafts through our secure client portal, where you can review and approve them. After your approval, both you and your spouse will sign the documents and upload them back into the portal.
We will then promptly file the documents with the court. Thirty-one days after filing, we will contact the assigned judge to obtain their signature on your final divorce decree, finalizing the process.
Our role in an uncontested divorce is to ensure that all legal documents are accurately drafted with clarity and precision and to help you and your spouse address all assets and issues involved in the divorce. We also provide guidance on strategies to help you reach compromises with your spouse if challenges arise, as an uncontested divorce requires full agreement from both parties.

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