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New Information on Uncontested Divorce in North Carolina

May 25, 2010 //  by James Hart, Esq.//  2 Comments

In the past several weeks, I’ve received numerous emails from readers who are looking for information on whether we can help them with an uncontested divorce, so I’ve decided to post some information on the process under the “NC Divorce Laws” section of the website.  Here is a direct link.

The bottom line is that an uncontested divorce is going to be less expensive and less traumatic to all the parties involved than a contested divorce.  Personally, I would rather handle uncontested divorces all day long (although this is not reality by any stretch).  When I help a client to complete an uncontested divorce, the process ends much faster, and the client leaves my office happier than they would have at the end of a contested divorce.  A happy client leads to future referrals – which I like and encourage!

I charge value-based flat fees for uncontested divorces, versus a retainer for a contested matter.  Client’s like this too, because they can budget for their divorce and get personal attention at the same time.

 

Category: Alimony, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Child Custody, Child Support, Divorce - General, How We Work, Practical Advice, Uncontested DivorceTag: Alimony, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Child Custody, Child Support, Collaborative Law, divorce, Equitable Distribution, Uncontested Divorce

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