Uncontested Divorce in Hartford

Want a Simpler Divorce?

At Mancini & Associates, LLC, we understand that no two divorces are identical and that some case will be easier than others. Any divorce can go smoothly providing the key players have the right mindset, and this is where an uncontested divorce comes in.

Nobody understands your marriage better than you do, and if you believe that you and your spouse can resolve your differences amicably, and it you want a simpler divorce, an uncontested divorce may be just right for you.

No matter which direction your divorce takes, our Hartford divorce attorneys will protect your rights and guide you ever step of the way.

Why choose our firm?

• We strive to move your divorce through the courts as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
• We will respond to you within 24 hours.
• You will work directly with an attorney.
• We will tailor our legal strategies to your needs and objectives.

Understanding Uncontested Divorce

In a nutshell, an uncontested divorce is one where the spouses are able to reach an agreement over major issues in the divorce, including:

• Child Custody
• Child Support
• Alimony
• Property Division
• Debt Division

Divorce is rarely easy, and when spouses decide early on to work out their differences, the process is usually less stressful, it will move faster through the courts, and it will cost less than a full blown court battle.

In Connecticut, an uncontested divorce is referred to as an "uncontested dissolution of marriage." In Connecticut, you can obtain an uncontested divorce if:

• You or your spouse has lived in Connecticut for 12 months.
• The marriage is irretrievable broken, or you and your spouse agree on other grounds for divorce.
• There is no other case concerning your children.
• You and your spouse submit sworn statements about your income, assets, and debts.
• You and your spouse agree on how to resolve issues pertaining to child custody, visitation, child support, alimony, property division, and debt division. 

Entering Into a Settlement Agreement

In order to complete your uncontested divorce, you and your spouse will need to enter into a divorce settlement agreement, which will detail exactly how you and your spouse will resolve all of your divorce-related issues, including child custody, alimony, and property division.

There are many emotional and financial advantages to an uncontested divorce. Not only is staying out of court a major advantage of an uncontested divorce, but for couples with kids, an uncontested divorce helps minimize the impact that divorce has on children.

Contact a Hartford Divorce Attorney Today!

Whether you anticipate a friendly divorce or if you are concerned about troubled roads ahead, we can help. We always strive to resolve divorces as amicably and cost-effectively as possible for our clients, but if your divorce does take a turn for the worse for any reason, we stand ready to provide you with compassionate, yet aggressive representation throughout the entire process.

Seeking a divorce in Hartford? Contact Mancini & Associates, LLC today for a consultation!