A no-fault or uncontested divorce occurs when both spouses have reached agreement on all matters related to finances and children, and both consent to finalizing the divorce. While there are many reasons couples choose to divorce—Forbes reports approximately 60% cite infidelity—an uncontested divorce means these issues have been resolved mutually. Contact us today to speak with our divorce mediation professionals about your situation.

While not typically mandated by law, these agreements help judges understand that all issues have been properly addressed. Creating a formal separation or custody agreement is an effective way to protect your interests by documenting important details, especially those extending beyond the divorce itself. Some couples prepare these agreements to outline all relevant matters and may choose to proceed with divorce immediately or at a later time. Contact us today to begin the process with our divorce mediation services.

Yes, obtaining a divorce is possible even when your spouse is not cooperative. However, any outstanding issues must still be addressed, which will likely require working with a divorce mediation attorney to resolve them.

Yes, Affordable Divorce & Family Svcs, LLC provides divorce mediation services for same-sex couples who were married in Connecticut and are seeking divorce, provided at least one party maintains Connecticut residency at the time the divorce action is filed. Call us today for a complimentary phone consultation.

Yes, you can initiate the divorce proceedings with only your spouse's last known address. Contact us today to begin working with our experienced divorce mediation team.

No, divorce cannot be finalized during pregnancy. You may pursue a legal separation, but all matters concerning the child must be addressed after the birth. Please contact us if you have additional questions regarding divorce mediation.

Legal separation exists in certain North American jurisdictions as a formal method of separating when you don't meet divorce criteria at the time or prefer not to divorce immediately. Typically, a legal separation takes effect shortly after filing or receiving judicial approval. This option is available for both cooperative and non-cooperative situations, even when unresolved issues would prevent a divorce from being granted. Call us today to learn more about how the divorce mediation process works.

Yes, this is possible if you and your spouse are in agreement and there are no contested issues between you. Our divorce mediation services can assist you in these circumstances, so please contact us today for support.

Both spouses are responsible for all marital debts unless a separation agreement specifies otherwise. Contact us today to discuss how marital debts are addressed in the divorce mediation process.

Many individuals do qualify for an annulment. Eligibility and the process for obtaining an annulment depend on your jurisdiction's specific requirements, though there are several possible pathways. If you're interested in pursuing an annulment, call our divorce mediation specialists today to get started.