LANGLEY LAW FIRM

BRIAN H. LANGLEY, J.D., LL.M. & M.A., ATTORNEY AT LAW
Serving Missouri and Illinois
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UNCONTESTED
DIVORCE SPECIAL

$650 without minor Children

$750 with minor Children

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We are skilled at carefully navigating tough situations.

An uncontested divorce is when a full agreement on the settlement terms is reached by the parties in advance. Accordingly, in order to qualify for an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse must be in complete agreement regarding property distribution, allocation of assets and/or debts, child support and custody. A disagreement on any one of these factors means your matter is contested.
Uncontested divorces are extremely popular because they are usually a cheaper and easier divorce option. An uncontested divorce generally enables you to minimize expenses while getting through the divorce much quicker. Also, it affords more privacy in that the negotiations spouses engage in are outside of the court and can remain private.
*Depending upon your situation, you may encounter additional expenses such as:

Filing fees (vary depending upon the jurisdiction from court to court, usually run between $150 to $250)
Parenting Education Class (both parents are required to take if minor children are involved)
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs), for the division of qualified retirement accounts, such as 401(k)s and pensions.
Filing Deeds (usually quit-claim deeds)
Refinancing expenses

Our Location

(314) 216-7183

info@langleylawstl.com

11756 Borman Dr., Suite 101
St. Louis, MO 63146

Our office is centrally located in St. Louis County at the border of Maryland Heights and Creve Ceour. Serving St. Louis County, St. Charles County, St. Louis City, St. Louis Region and Illinois.

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