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Birmingham Divorce Lawyers
If you and your spouse have reached an agreement concerning property division, child support, visitation, and all other issues arising from the marriage, then our Birmingham divorce lawyer may be able to get you a cheap and quick divorce. If you have not reached an agreement, then our Alabama divorce lawyers in Birmingham can also file your case and fight for you in your divorce. Either way, we can help with your family law cases. Call our office today and let our local divorce attorney in Birmingham give you a quick consultation in person or over the phone.
No matter what type of divorce you need, our divorce lawyers in Birmingham can help. Contested divorces are much more expensive than uncontested divorces and can be extremely emotional, but if no agreement can be reached it may be the only way to get awarded what you need by the Court. You will have to have hearings in a courtroom and have a judge decide all of your contested issues if you have no agreement. It can be very difficult to endure, but our divorce lawyer in Birmingham will be with you through the entire process. When you finally have your day in Court, our Birmingham divorce attorney will fight for you.
If you can reach some kind of mutual agreement, then you can file an uncontested divorce in Jefferson County or Shelby County, Alabama. Filing an uncontested divorce in Birmingham is the easiest and simplest way to get a divorce in Jefferson County. Our Birmingham divorce attorneys are currently offering discounted flat fees for uncontested divorces in Shelby County, Jefferson County, and throughout Central Alabama. We are charging $390 for divorces without minor children and $490 with minor children which includes child custody. There is also a filing fee that varies from county to county.
If you are ready to get the process started then you can fill out and send us a family law matters questionnaire online by going to the right sidebar on this page. Call our Birmingham divorce attorneys anytime at (205) 201-1789 if you have any questions about divorce law in Alabama.
Our Family Law Attorney Can Help You Through This Difficult Process
When filing for divorce you must retain a local Birmingham divorce lawyer to counsel you through the process. If you are interested in a contested divorce in Jefferson or Shelby County, then you can contact our office to discuss our fees and go over the process together over the phone.
A contested divorce is where one party’s divorce attorney files the divorce and serves the other party with the paperwork. The other spouse, once served, has a limited amount of time to respond and if they do not, then the filing party may be able to receive their divorce by default. If the other party does respond, then there will usually be hearings set and a contested divorce will begin. A contested divorce continues until both parties either reach an agreement as to all contested issues or have a trial and let the judge in their case decide these issues for them.
Our Birmingham divorce attorneys can help you get a contested divorce, but the fees are much higher. We will require a retainer upfront that can be very expensive, depending on your circumstances. The divorce attorney in Birmingham then bills out of that retainer at an hourly rate until he or she has worked enough so that the retainer is empty. At that point, you have to refill the retainer for the divorce attorney to keep working on the case. Call us today and speak with our Birmingham divorce lawyer and they can give you a quick phone consultation and quote you a retainer fee for your particular case.
It is always cheaper and simpler to reach an agreement beforehand and file an uncontested divorce in Alabama, but if that is not possible then call our Birmingham divorce lawyers to discuss the contested divorce process in your county.
Let Us Explain How Retainers Work
When filing a cheap divorce in Jefferson County there are certain documents that must have language included in them that are unique to that county. However, with a contested divorce it is even more important to hire a local family law firm attorney. That is because you will need someone who knows how the process works in the local court system.
Contested divorce retainers can be very high, just how much depends on how complex the issues involved are and how much they are contested.
When there are minor children involved, retainers are generally more than without children, however, there are other factors that affect your retainer quote in the end. Feel free to reach out to our office today. Our divorce lawyers in Birmingham can go over your case and inform you of the retainer required upfront to begin working on your case.
Birmingham is the largest city in Alabama and the county seat of Jefferson County with the Jefferson County Courthouse located in downtown Birmingham. If you need a divorce lawyer in Trussville, Bessemer, Homewood, Fultondale, or Gardendale then you will most likely be filing in Jefferson County.
Our Birmingham office is located downtown and our local divorce attorney regularly files divorces in Jefferson and Shelby County. Our Birmingham divorce lawyer is a member of the local and the Central Alabama Better Business Bureau. If you call our firm today, then we can answer any questions you may have, including helping to determine what courthouse to file your divorce in.
The Harris Firm LLC
We are experienced Alabama divorce lawyers serving Birmingham, AL. Our family law attorneys can help you with both uncontested divorce, contested divorces, and those that include child custody and child support. Our family law attorney understands Alabama divorce law. Contact our divorce lawyer today to get your divorce process started.
215 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd N
Suite 1000
Birmingham, AL 35203
Tel: (205) 201-1789
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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