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In uncontested divorces, both parties agree on the terms and can part ways without conflict. However, even seemingly simple divorces between initially cooperative spouses can quickly become contested. This can occur due to disagreements over child custody arrangements, division of assets, or alimony payments.
used to describe a decision or result which nobody opposes or disagrees with: The scope of the problem is uncontested. The waiting time for an uncontested divorce will be reduced from two years to one. Her claim for her costs plus 200 in damages was uncontested. POLITICS.
Uncontested means that both sides agree on a desired outcome but are using the court system to make their agreement legally binding. These people may be required to have their agreement approved by a judge, or they may decide to do so as a way to help protect their interests.
Understanding Uncontested Divorce: What It Means If a couple is filing an uncontested divorce, it generally means that they have agreed on all of the terms of their divorce, such as property division, child custody, alimony payments, and so on.
The disadvantages of the uncontested divorce are as follows: The terms may not be fair. You may give away too much. You spouse could be asking for too much in spousal or child support, which will diminish your chance of future recovery.
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The divorce hearing process typically involves the judge in the case reviewing the case file and confirming that all required paperwork, including the marital settlement agreement, has been filed; if there are minor children, the judge will also confirm that a parenting plan has been completed.

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