Fast Uncontested Divorce in Virginia
Virginia Family Law Center helps people get quick, easy, low-cost divorces. If you need a quick divorce, the uncontested divorce process is the best choice. As long as you or your spouse resides in Virginia, you can take advantage of our low-cost divorce service. We represent Virginia residents as well as out-of-state residents whose spouses live in Virginia. We offer a free consultation for uncontested divorces and fast matters.
Our Fairfax uncontested divorce lawyers have over 30 years of experience in family courts across Virginia. If there is no property to divide or child support to calculate, you can obtain your divorce for a few hundred dollars, usually in a month or less.
What Is a Fast Uncontested Divorce in Virginia?
An uncontested divorce is a divorce where both parties agree on all key issues—including property division, custody and support. Unlike contested divorces, which can stretch out for months or even years, an uncontested divorce eliminates courtroom battles and moves faster.
Steps In a Fast Uncontested Divorce
A Fast Uncontested Divorce typically involves both parties signing and notarizing a Separation and Property Settlement Agreement (PSA). Without a PSA, the couple must remain separated for one year, rather than six months, before filing a Complaint for Divorce.
The PSA outlines how property and assets will be divided, as well as issues such as spousal support and child custody. It also includes provisions for any shared debts or financial obligations. Once this agreement is signed and notarized by both parties, it becomes legally binding and can be submitted along with the Complaint for Divorce.
In addition to a faster process, an uncontested divorce also saves on legal fees and court costs. With no need for litigation or court appearances, couples can save time and money by choosing an uncontested divorce.
For More Complicated Divorces
If you have complex property, child support or a child custody issue, our lawyers can guide you through the process. It may take longer and be more expensive, but it will be done correctly.
What to Expect
We understand that even with an uncontested divorce, questions and concerns can arise. Here’s what you should know as you consider this option:
- Timeframe. Many uncontested divorces we handle take less than a month from start to finish, depending on your unique situation. However, factors like the completeness of paperwork and court schedules can affect timelines.
- Low Cost. Unlike contested divorces, which often incur recurring legal fees, our flat fee for uncontested divorces provides an affordable and predictable option. This transparent pricing ensures fewer financial surprises during the process.
- What If I Make a Mistake? Trying to handle your divorce paperwork alone can be risky. Errors can lead to delays or additional costs. With Virginia Family Law Center, you’ll have experienced attorneys reviewing each document so that nothing is overlooked.
- Protecting Your Rights. While uncontested divorces avoid courtroom battles, there are still legal details to handle. Our attorneys ensure your rights are protected in agreements related to assets, debts, and custody arrangements.
Guiding Your Family Toward a Brighter Future
At Virginia Family Law Center, our focus is on making the divorce process simpler and less stressful for you. We guide you from start to finish. We prioritize clear communication, responsive service and practical advice that meets your individual needs.
Our team is dedicated to helping clients in Virginia finalize their divorces efficiently and without unnecessary complications. Whether you need help drafting agreements or handling court filings, you can count on us to provide the support you need to close this chapter of your life with as little disruption as possible. Contact us today to schedule a consultation. Your new beginning starts here.
Helpful Resources
- Step-by-Step Guide to Uncontested Divorce in Virginia
- Do You Qualify for a No-Fault Divorce in Virginia?
- Is a No Fault Divorce the Same as an Uncontested Divorce?
- What Are the Best Cases for Filing Uncontested Divorce?
- Items to Discuss with Your Spouse Before Beginning an Uncontested Divorce in Virginia
