Quick & Easy Russell County Uncontested Divorces

Getting a divorce doesn’t have to be the frustrating back and forth it has become known for. There is a way to get a divorce without an extended period of strife and litigation. If both parties are able to reach an agreement on all marital issues on their own, then they can opt for a much easier uncontested divorce. 

Marital issues that will need to be worked out between the two parties, prior to entering into an uncontested divorce, are things like property division, custody, and child support. Getting an uncontested divorce in Barbour County or nearby Russell County can be straightforward, fast and relatively cost-effective, especially when compared to contested divorce. Our Russell County divorce lawyers are now offering flat fees for uncontested divorces.

An uncontested divorce in Russell County 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 divorce attorney.

If you need a divorce attorney in Phenix City, Hurtsboro, Ladonia and Cottonton or the surrounding areas then you will likely file your uncontested divorce in the Circuit Court of Russell County, which is located in Phenix City, Alabama. Call our Russell County divorce lawyers today to begin the process of getting a quick, easy, uncontested divorce in Russell County, Alabama.

Filing a divorce comes with a fee and every county has its own rates. While an uncontested divorce is relatively simple, it is still highly recommended to enlist the help of an experienced Russell County Divorce Lawyer to ensure that it is all filled out properly and handled correctly. Each county has its own rules and requirements and Russell County is no different. A local attorney can get your uncontested divorce in Russell County done quickly and easily.

When you are ready to start the Russell County uncontested divorce process just fill out the divorce questionnaire online or on paper and email or mail it back to us.

Our Russell County uncontested divorce attorneys are charging low flat rates for simple uncontested divorces. The flat fee does not include the filing fee, which changes from time to time depending on the local court.

Consulting with an experienced Russell County divorce lawyer to help you file your uncontested divorce is crucial to making sure it is all done correctly and on time. The whole thing can be done online and there is no need to miss work at all in most cases. In an uncontested divorce, our Russell County divorce attorney can always do a phone or video consultation. Therefore, there is never any requirement to meet in person at the office.

Your Russell County uncontested divorce is mostly paperwork. Both spouses need to sign, execute, and return the paperwork for us to file the uncontested divorce. Once our divorce attorneys get the paperwork, we file the divorce online. You will get your divorce decree about a month or two later. There is no court as long as your agreement is approved by the judge. Unless you are doing something unusual or if it is something not in the best interest of the children, the agreement should be approved.

This is possible due to both of you having signed a written contractual agreement. There is nothing for a judge to decide since the two of you have already decided everything by agreement. If all of your paperwork has been prepared and signed in accordance with the local rules of the Russell County Court, then the Judge will sign your divorce decree. You can get a quick divorce since we prepared everything correctly and it has been signed by both parties.

Call our Russell County uncontested divorce attorneys today on how the process works. To get it started, you just need to get us the questionnaire explaining what the agreement actually is. Then our uncontested divorce lawyer prepares the paperwork for everyone to sign and return to us to file. Let our local family law attorneys get you a cheap uncontested divorce today.