Sentences with phrase «in uncontested»

The changes ensure that respondents in uncontested expedited hearings can offer information to mitigate potential discipline.

Many cases which are mediated result in an uncontested divorce, and the spouses aren't even required to go to court.

In an uncontested divorce, the complaint is held and the defendant spouse is asked to come to the South Carolina Divorce attorney's office to sign all of the necessary documents including an Answer and Waiver as well as any other documents that are necessary in the uncontested divorce.

For one, divorce attorneys can assist in uncontested seperation.

The court may also order attendance in uncontested cases.

Although in uncontested races, incumbents Laura Pastor and Kate Gallego are endorsed by PPAA.

For these reasons and more, the Massachusetts Probate and Family Court requires parents of minor children (even in uncontested cases) to complete a mandatory parent education class.

If your spouse doesn't respond within a set period of time, the court will either grant your divorce or else a hearing may be held which will likely end in an uncontested divorce.

Even though a judgment has been entered in your uncontested divorce case, you may still be able to vacate or set it...

The court does review the settlement agreement reached by a couple in an uncontested divorce to ensure that it is fair to both parties.

In uncontested cases, there is usually only one final hearing and no preliminary hearing.

In an uncontested divorce, the parties do not see the courtroom.

Courts typically allow couples greater leeway in an uncontested divorce when it comes to resolving financial issues.

In an uncontested divorce, the spouses agree on all of the terms.

Typically, in an uncontested divorce proceeding, one party files for divorce and serves the other party with the documents.

An exception to this rule is when the parties in an uncontested case have lived separate and apart from one another for at least one year and have a signed settlement agreement.

Also - if you two can come to an agreement outside of the court and only use an attorney for mediation in a uncontested divorce, it will save you both a lot of time, money and anguish.

We provide a full range of divorce services, such as representation in uncontested divorce and no - fault divorce, negotiation or litigation of initial child support and child custody orders, spousal support and maintenance, property division, and enforcement of premarital agreements and postnuptial agreements.

Judges prefer that couples settle divorces out of court in an uncontested fashion.

The summons must then be served to the other spouse, though in an uncontested divorce where spouses are in agreement, the non-filing spouse is likely to file a waiver of service.

A similar hearing may be required in any uncontested divorce proceeding.

In an uncontested divorce case, both parties sign a final decree of divorce that addresses all of the issues of the case including child support, conservatorship and property division.

The terms of the divorce are usually determined by the court, though they may take into account prenuptial agreements or post-nuptial agreements, or simply ratify terms that the spouses may have agreed to privately in an uncontested divorce.

Most cases will be resolved through a marital settlement agreement or a mediation agreement resulting in an uncontested final hearing where these agreements will be incorporated into and enforceable by a final judgment.

ADR techniques have evolved in many cultures and in the court systems; the collaborative divorce method operates completely outside of the litigation system until the final resolutions of issues results in an uncontested divorce.

However, in an uncontested divorce, the spouses must agree on all terms of the divorce, including the grounds.

In an uncontested divorce, the no - fault grounds are usually «irretrievable breakdown» or a previous separation agreement that has been in affect for at least one year prior to filing.

In an uncontested divorce, couples often settle unresolved issues outside of court and submit a settlement agreement outlining their resolutions.

In other states, including Tennessee and Arizona, only the plaintiff must attend the final hearing in an uncontested divorce case.

In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree to dissolve the marriage.

In uncontested divorce cases in states such as Pennsylvania, Georgia and New York, it is possible for the judge to grant a couple a divorce without either party attending the final hearing.

Spouses often employ separate lawyers to advocate on their behalf throughout the divorce proceedings, even in uncontested matters that will not go to trial.

However, in an uncontested divorce where the couple agrees to a no - fault divorce, they may agree to waive the two - year waiting period, so long as the couple has lived separately for at least six months.

The spouses in an uncontested divorce can use the 90 - day period to negotiate any outstanding issues and reach a settlement agreement.

In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree about all the terms of the divorce, such as division of property, child...

In an uncontested legal separation, your spouse, as defendant, may sign a waiver of service and sign the separation agreement that was prepared based on your earlier negotiations.

In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree about all the terms of the divorce, such as division of property, child custody and support payments.

In an uncontested divorce this may be done before or just after the petition is filed.

In an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse will generally reach a mutual settlement agreement concerning numerous factors, including the division of marital property and liabilities, as well as financial concerns, such as child support, health insurance, and the like.

In an uncontested divorce, both spouses agree on the issues involved in the divorce, such as support payments and division of property.

In an uncontested divorce, both parties bring the marriage to an end, (for the most part) in a civil manner.

An attorney may request a judgment without hearing in an uncontested divorce if there are no minor children and there is no real property to be divided.

In an uncontested divorce with no minor children, the divorce may be granted within 31 days of filing.

In uncontested cases, this process is quite simple since the defendant will usually consent in writing to the divorce.

You may have to appear in front of a family law judge for a final hearing, but in an uncontested divorce that hearing can take mere minutes when you have already reached a settlement agreement and a parenting plan, if children are involved.

Incomplete settlement agreements cause additional delays in uncontested divorces.

It takes time to navigate the legal process, even in uncontested matters where both spouses agree to proceed collaboratively.

In an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse agree on all divorce - related issues, such as division of assets and property, debt obligations, spousal support, and all matters associated with the responsibilities of raising any children you have had together.

In uncontested cases, much of the time - consuming aspects of divorce can be avoided.

Even in an uncontested and relatively civil divorce, the lives of both partners are disrupted.