Divorce

Ending your marriage through an uncontested divorce can help you avoid unnecessary conflict, but reaching an agreement with your spouse is only part of the process. You also need written terms that reflect your decisions and protect your interests after the divorce....

You and your spouse finally agree on everything, and you just want the process finished. Then the clerk returns your packet over a blank line or a missing signature. Understanding why clerks reject uncontested divorces in New York City can help you file correctly the...

When you and your spouse have already agreed on custody, child support and asset division, it is natural to want the legal process to move as quickly as your negotiations did. In New York, an uncontested divorce typically takes between three and six months from the...

An uncontested divorce helps you end your marriage with less cost and stress. If you and your partner reach an agreement on issues that come your way, you can avoid a trial and move your case faster. What “uncontested” means in New York You and your partner must not...