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Athens Divorce Lawyers
If you and your spouse are not in agreement, then our Athens divorce lawyers can fight for you against your spouse. However, if you are in complete agreement about all marital issues, then our divorce attorney should be able to get you a quick and easy divorce in Limestone County, Alabama. If you are not in agreement, then our experienced divorce attorneys can fight for you in a contested divorce to get the best result possible.
Our divorce attorneys in Athens are charging a low flat fee to handle uncontested divorces. The uncontested divorce also has a filing fee to pay after the documents are signed before they are filed with the court. This filing fee varies from county to county. Give our Athens divorce lawyer a call today for more information about the filing fee in Limestone County.
Uncontested divorces can be a very simple way to get a divorce in Limestone County. It is mostly paperwork that we prepare and you, and your spouse, sign. Then you return it to us to file and you get your divorce decree within a month or two without any court. It is mostly done online and can be a quick and simple way to get divorced if everyone agrees on everything.
Divorce Attorneys in Athens Alabama
If you and your spouse are not in agreement, then you will need to file a contested divorce in Athens, Alabama. Our divorce attorneys can fight for you and handle your divorce from beginning to end. However, contested divorces are much more expensive than uncontested divorces in Limestone County.
Normally, retainers for contested divorces depends on how complex the issues involved are and how contested they will probably get. If there are minor children of the marriage, then the retainers are more than divorces without children, but there are other factors considered in quoting you a retainer.
If you need a divorce lawyer in Hartselle, Athens, Priceville, Eva, Brooksville, Lacey’s Spring, or Moulton Heights then your divorce will most likely be filed in the Circuit Court of Limestone County. Our Athens divorce lawyers are aware of the local requirements for divorce in Morgan County, Limestone County, and all of the counties across Northern Alabama. So if you retain our Athens divorce lawyer, we can handle your case for you in the local courts.
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Divorce FAQs
It depends on which type of divorce you are doing. If you are pursuing an uncontested divorce (where you and your spouse have reached an agreement concerning all marital issues) then you can fill out our questionnaire... Read more
For a contested divorce, you will need to call and speak with one of our attorneys for a quote. However, we usually work with you to structure a low, flat fee instead of expensive retainers that are billed out of at an expensive hourly rate... Read more
As long as you or hour spouse is a resident of Alabama, then you can file here. To be a resident, you have to have resided in the State for at least six months prior to filing a case. If you both are residents of Alabama, then... Read more
An uncontested divorce is where both you and your spouse have reached an agreement about all of your marital issues such as custody, child support, division of property, and all other issues. If you have reached such an agreement... Read more
An uncontested divorce usually takes about one or two months after everything has been signed by both spouses and filed with the court. A contested divorce can take anywhere from 30 days to months or years, depending on... Read more