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Virginia Family Law Center, P.C. - Fairfax, VA
4041 University Drive Suite 103 Fairfax, VA 22030
Fairfax Family Law Firm
Overview
FAST UNCONTESTED DIVORCE IN VIRGINIA
QUICK SEPARATION & PROPERTY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
A divorce is considered uncontested if:
1. both parties agree to the divorce and sign the required documents.
or
2. one party does not respond to the divorce proceedings.
A fast uncontested divorce can be obtained if the parties agree to all terms and sign the required documents. Usually this includes the signing of a separation and property settlement agreement, but an agreement may not be necessary ...
FAST UNCONTESTED DIVORCE IN VIRGINIA
QUICK SEPARATION & PROPERTY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
A divorce is considered uncontested if:
1. both parties agree to the divorce and sign the required documents.
or
2. one party does not respond to the divorce proceedings.
A fast uncontested divorce can be obtained if the parties agree to all terms and sign the required documents. Usually this includes the signing of a separation and property settlement agreement, but an agreement may not be necessary ...
FAST UNCONTESTED DIVORCE IN VIRGINIA
QUICK SEPARATION & PROPERTY SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS
A divorce is considered uncontested if:
1. both parties agree to the divorce and sign the required documents.
or
2. one party does not respond to the divorce proceedings.
A fast uncontested divorce can be obtained if the parties agree to all terms and sign the required documents. Usually this includes the signing of a separation and property settlement agreement, but an agreement may not be necessary in all cases.
An uncontested divorce can also frequently be obtained by publication in the newspaper. If your spouse lives outside of the state of Virginia (in another state or country), or you cannot locate your spouse, divorce by publication is an option. If a spouse does not respond to the notification of the proceedings, the case proceeds as an uncontested divorce.
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About Virginia Family Law Center, P.C.
Previous Law Firm Name
- Faye K. Carroll - Family Law Attorney
- Divorce in Virginia Fast
Practice Areas
- Family Law
- Divorce
- Custody & Visitation
- Child Support
- Alimony
- Property Custody & Support Settlement Agreements
- Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Issues
- Same Sex Couples Agreements
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
4041 University Drive Suite 103 Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone
Fax
- 703-865-5849
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