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Madison Divorce Attorneys
In Madison, Alabama there are two ways to get a divorce, uncontested or contested. An uncontested divorce is easy and mostly paperwork while a contested divorce is more costly and time consuming. When you call our office, our Madison divorce attorney can advise you on which type would be best for your situation.
We are currently offering a low flat fee for uncontested divorces in Madison County and Limestone County.
- $390 for simple uncontested divorces without minor children of the marriage.
- $490 for simple uncontested divorces with minor children of the marriage.
There is also a filing fee that the county charges when a divorce is filed. This filing fee varies from county to county. Give our Madison divorce lawyer a call today for the filing fee in Madison county.
Divorce Lawyers in Madison
If you need an uncontested divorce or a contested divorce in Madison or the surrounding areas of Limestone or Madison County, then it is important to retain a local divorce attorney that is familiar with your particular county. In an uncontested divorce, many counties have their own local requirements for what language they want in the divorce documents. Our Madison divorce lawyers regularly file uncontested divorces in both Limestone County and Madison County and are very familiar with such local rules.
If you do not have an agreement, then a contested divorce is where you file for divorce without an agreement and have your spouse served with the filing. The attorney fees in a contested divorce are must more expensive, with most Huntsville divorce lawyers charging by the hour and requiring thousands of dollars up front. This is why it is always cheaper and easier to do an uncontested divorce as long as the two of you can do all of the hard work of reaching an agreement yourselves.
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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