Category Archives: Divorce

Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

How can I get an uncontested divorce quick and easy in Alabama? Although divorce rates have been declining in the past few years there are still more than half a million couples divorcing in the United States every year.  Over 40,000 couples seek a divorce annually in Alabama alone.  The quickest and easiest method of …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

What is a prenuptial agreement and what must be done to make it foolproof so if I get divorced down the road it will hold up? The legal document known as a prenuptial agreement is nothing new in human history.  The prenuptial agreement has been around for thousands of years in one form or another.  …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

An uncontested divorce in Alabama is a type of divorce where both parties agree to end their marriage and are able to come to an agreement on all major issues such as property division, child custody, and alimony without the need for a trial. It is the best way to get a cheap divorce in …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

What are uncontested divorces and why are they so easy in the State of Alabama? Divorce is never an easy decision, but if you’re considering a divorce in Alabama, chances are you’re looking for an amiable one. An Alabama uncontested divorce allows you divorce without shattering the bank and losing your mind. A divorce is …

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Posted by Steven A. Harris | Divorce, Family Law

When couples decide to get a divorce, they can choose between two main types: contested and uncontested. An uncontested divorce in Jefferson County, also known as a “no-fault divorce,” is a type of divorce in which both parties agree on all the terms of the divorce, including the division of assets and custody of children. …

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