Uncontested divorce

According to pop culture, the only way to call it quits is to engage in an expensive, lengthy, and stressful fight in which nobody really wins. According to the CDC, America's divorce rate has declined (in general) by 27.5% between 2000 and 2018. It's still a common enough experience, especially if you are a woman of a certain age. There are lots of great ways to skip the epic court battle in favor of a more peaceful approach. No matter the method, they all come down to uncontested divorce.

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You’ve probably heard the words “contested divorce”. It turns out, there are two types of divorces, a contested divorce and an uncontested divorce, one more civil and the other not. You will want to know the difference if you are thinking about divorce. Pre-divorce and post-divorce support is here for you.