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No-Fault Divorce Law Legal Resources

OptimusLaw No-Fault Divorce Law Legal Resources

No-Fault Divorce Law Legal Resources is a great starting point for learning about No-Fault Divorce Law legal issues, terminology and the legal system.  Click on the No-Fault Divorce Law related ads on the right or below to get help for your individual legal situation or learn more about No-Fault Divorce Law. 

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No-Fault Divorce Law
No-Fault Divorce Law Lawyers assist individuals experiencing or contemplating  divorce when no one is "at fault" and the reason is simply "irreconcilable differences".   No-Fault Divorces are more popular than a traditional "fault divorce" because it is not necessary to prove that grounds or a specific reason  for wanting the divorce exists.  No-fault divorces are typically quicker and less expensive than their traditional counterparts. Uncontested No-Fault Divorces, divorces in which the parties agree on most issues are usually the quickest and cheapest. 

Most No-Fault Divorce Law services are normally billed at an hourly rate or on a flat fee basis.  A retainer or pre-payment is customary and will vary depending on the complexity of your legal issue.  Divorce fees can vary widely depending on the circumstances.  Contested divorces with parties that disagree on many key issues will generally be more expensive. Uncontested divorces with parties that have resolved their key issues typically cost less. Divorces with children, property, assets or family business are more complex and typically cost more. 

Common issues handled by No-Fault Divorce Law Lawyers include:

Alimony	Marital Problems
Annulment	Mediation
Asset Protection	No-Fault Divorce
Asset Transfer	Personal Property
Child Custody	Premarital Agreements
Child Support	Prenuptial Agreements
Common Law Marriages	Property Settlements
Community Property	Separation
Contested Divorce	Settlement Agreement
Domestic Partnerships	Support
Equitable Distribution	Uncontested Divorce
Grandparent Custody	Visitation

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