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If you and your spouse have reached an agreement concerning child support, visitation, and all other issues from the marriage, then you can get a cheap and easy divorce. Filing an uncontested divorce is the easiest and simplest way to get a cheap divorce in Mobile, Alabama. Our Mobile divorce lawyers are currently offering discounted flat fees for uncontested divorces in Mobile County, Baldwin County, and throughout Alabama.
If you live in Mobile or the surrounding areas of Prichard, Saraland, Chickasaw, Bayou La Batre, Dauphin Island, Gulfcrest, Grand Bay, Theodore, or Creola then you will likely be filing your divorce in Mobile County. Mobile is the county seat of Mobile County with the courthouse located downtown.
The uncontested divorce may require additional fees if there are substantial property or tax considerations involved, business interests, paternity issues, retirement issues, or any other complex issues that would require more time of the attorney. 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 Mobile divorce lawyer a call today for more information about the filing fee in your county.
Many counties have varying local requirements and Mobile County is no different. This is why it is important to retain a divorce attorney that is licensed to practice law in Alabama and regularly files divorces in your county, since they will be familiar with such local rules.
In Mobile County there is an unusual local requirement. Someone called a Commissioner must be appointed to act as a kind of a notary on some paperwork in your case. It can be anyone other than you or your spouse. You must also have a witness to sign an affidavit stating certain facts such as the dissolution of your marriage, that they know you or your spouse, and other such marital information. The Commissioner must sign as witness to your signature on a document called the Testimony of Plaintiff and on the Testimony of your Witness. The Mobile County Courts may also have a parenting course requirement as well that each parent must complete and obtain a certificate of completion in order to get their divorce decree.
If you are ready to get the uncontested divorce process started then you can fill out and send us a divorce questionnaire online. Call our Mobile divorce attorneys today for more information about these and other requirements for a Mobile County divorce.
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When filing for divorce it is important that you retain a local Mobile divorce lawyer to counsel you through the process. If you are interested in a contested divorce or a default divorce in Mobile County, then you can contact our family law attorney to discuss our fees and go over the process together over the phone. Contested divorces usually cost thousands of dollars in attorney fees and can take much longer than an uncontested divorce since the judge has to decide all of your issues at a full blown trial where both parties present witnesses and evidence in court. This can be very expensive and exhausting.
If you need a Mobile divorce lawyer to fight for you, then our attorneys are here to help. When we file your contested divorce, our family law lawyer will file your Complaint and get it served on your spouse. Then we will begin preparing for your trial through a process called discovery, where we gather all evidence and get ready to litigate your case. At the trial, our divorce attorney will argue your case and seek to get you everything you are requesting from your marital dissolution.
Our divorce attorneys routinely file divorces in Mobile County and are here to help. If you call our Mobile divorce attorneys today, then we can answer any questions you may have. This includes helping to determine what courthouse to file your divorce in and whether you are needing an uncontested divorce or contested divorce.
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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