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The Monk Law Firm handles uncontested divorces in the counties of Mobile, Baldwin, and Montgomery. If you are contemplating a divorce, call The Monk Law Firm for a free consultation or fill out the divorce intake form.  An attorney will return your call even if it is the weekend or after hours.

Going through a divorce can be very difficult and emotionally trying.  Consequently, you should not go through this process without the benefit legal counsel.

 What is an Uncontested Divorce?

An uncontested divorce or a non contested divorce is where the parties agree upon everything such as:

• alimony,
• division of assets,
• child custody,
• child visitation, and
• child support.

This agreement is put in writing. The divorce agreement, along with other necessary paperwork, is filed with the court.  Usually, the court grants an uncontested divorce without the parties ever having to go to court.

How can I get started?

• You can contact me via the contact page, fill out the divorce intake form or call the firm. If no one answers, leave a message and your call will be returned as soon as possible.
• You do not even have to make an appointment and come into the office to get your divorce started.
• You can get your divorce started via a phone consultation and credit card payment.
• Once the divorce paperwork has been completed, it can be e-mailed to you.
• If the paperwork is acceptable to all parties, you can make an appointment to come into my office and sign the paperwork.

What are Some of the Advantages of an Uncontested Divorce?

1. An uncontested divorce generally costs less than a contested divorce.
2. Generally, parties do not have to go to court to get an uncontested divorce.
3. With an uncontested divorce, the parties get to decide issues on custody, asset division, and alimony, instead of the court.
4. Usually, a uncontested divorce takes less time to get than a contested divorce.

How Long Does it take to get an Uncontested Divorce?

1. An uncontested divorce can be signed by the court 30 days after it has been filed with the court.
2. However, in my experience it generally takes 45 days from the divorce paperwork is filed with court before the divorce is granted.

Furthermore, at the Monk Law Firm, the firm understands that sometimes problems don't occur nine to five.  Consequently, the firm is available on a limited basis to take your calls on the weekend and after hours.  Please call the firm and leave a message. Someone will call you back as soon as possible.