Lombard Uncontested Divorce Attorney

Uncontested Divorce Attorneys Serving DuPage County and Surrounding Cities

When you and your spouse have chosen to part ways amicably, an uncontested divorce may be the most practical and effective solution. If you are in agreement on all the key issues and do not foresee any major complications, a more streamlined divorce process may make sense. To ensure everything is done correctly and your interests are protected, it is still important to have an experienced legal advocate in your corner.

For over 40 years, the award-winning attorneys at Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices have represented clients going through divorce in Chicagoland and throughout Illinois. Our lawyers have extensive experience handling even the most complex divorces involving unique issues. We have dealt with virtually every imaginable divorce scenario, and we use this experience to provide the skilled representation our clients deserve.

Our attorneys have been highly recognized not only for our skill and experience, but also for the client-centered approach that we take. We know the emotional and financial stress involved with divorce, and we do everything possible to make the legal process as smooth and seamless as possible. Our attorneys are honest, compassionate, responsive, and accessible. We keep extended evening and weekend hours for your convenience, and we respond quickly to all client questions and concerns. If you believe an uncontested divorce may be the right solution for you, we will provide an honest assessment of your case and let you know if there are any issues you should be concerned about.

Advantages of an Uncontested Divorce

An uncontested divorce offers several potential benefits, including:

• Affordability: Legal costs are often significantly lower when the divorce is settled amicably.
• Expedited Processing: Because there is no need for litigation, a divorce that is not contested can often be completed much more quickly.
• Privacy: Litigated divorces become part of the public record. Issues in an uncontested divorce are negotiated privately and remain private after the process is finalized.
• Control: A litigated divorce puts the final settlement in the hands of the court. If there is already agreement between the spouses on the major issues, they retain full control over the settlement, and it will be drafted outside of court.

If you are on relatively good terms with your spouse and already have a good idea of what your final divorce settlement will look like, an uncontested divorce is probably a good option. There are times, however, when spouses are on good terms but do not fully agree on key issues such as child support, alimony/maintenance, parental responsibilities (child custody) and parenting time. In such cases, you may still be able to avoid costly and protracted litigation by choosing mediation, collaborative divorce, or another form of alternative dispute resolution (ADR).

Contact Our Lombard Uncontested Divorce Attorneys

Some couples start out with the intention of having an uncontested divorce, but unforeseen issues later arise that cause serious disagreements. At Mevorah & Giglio Law Offices, we provide as much (or as little) legal guidance as our clients need. If the divorce is not contested, and all you need is an attorney to help draft a settlement and guide you through the process, we are here to help. For a free consultation with a compassionate and experienced Illinois divorce attorney, contact us at 630-932-9100. We offer flexible appointments and 3 convenient locations to serve you.