Cleveland, Ohio, Uncontested Divorce Lawyer
Among the diverse areas of family law that we handle at the Cleveland Law Office of Dennis P. Levin, we have made uncontested divorces a priority. We've refined the process considerably, to the delight of our resident and out-of-state clients, with easy-to-use uncontested divorce kits that go a long way toward expediting matters painlessly and inexpensively.
Contact our experienced divorce attorney today if our divorce kit is the right move for you. We're available by phone, fax or e-mail for the scheduling of your free initial consultation. We've helped divorcing couples in Ohio for almost 30 years, and we can help you too.
Handling All Areas of Family Law
An uncontested divorce is defined as the legal separation and termination of a marital relationship by judgment of a court. This happens when the court finds, and the parties agree, that certain "grounds" for divorce exist. In other words, neither party "contests" the granting of the divorce, so neither has to accuse the other of any wrongdoing. It's basically a "no-fault" divorce, as it's known in other states. The divorce puts an end to the marital relationship.
Divorce Kits
Our uncontested divorce kit is perfect for situations when two parties have already come to an agreement regarding the dissolution of marriage and their property. Likewise, it is an ideal solution when one spouse lives outside of Ohio, such as military families or other situations when one spouse refuses to return to appear in court to file divorce papers.
Our kit for your uncontested divorce saves time, stress and, perhaps most importantly, money. You'll pay approximately 10 percent of what it would normally cost you to enlist the expensive services of the typical Ohio divorce lawyer. It’s a way for you to obtain you divorce cheap.
The way our uncontested divorce kit works is almost identical to the marriage dissolution procedure. The parties enter into an agreement resolving all relevant issues: division of property, marital debt, parental rights and responsibilities, and others. Because only one of the parties lives in Ohio, that party files a "complaint for divorce" with the court, requesting that the agreement be reviewed and approved and appropriate "grounds" found for the granting of the divorce.
The party who lives outside of Ohio files a document with the court agreeing to the procedure. Just as in the dissolution procedure, all of the issues must be resolved for the procedure to be used.
Contact our Cleveland office with any questions or comments and to arrange to meet with us free of charge.
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That's how you can reach our Cleveland family law office of divorce attorney Dennis P. Levin. We handle all areas of family law, from affidavits to annulments. You'll appreciate how our innovative new divorce kit can save you time, money, and emotional wear and tear. Contact us and schedule your free initial consultation today.
