Utah Uncontested Divorce — Fast, Affordable, and Handled Right
When both spouses agree, we get your divorce done efficiently and completely.
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When both spouses agree on property division, child custody, support, and alimony, an uncontested divorce can be one of the most straightforward legal proceedings available. Utah's uncontested divorce process allows couples to move forward without protracted litigation. However, "uncontested" does not mean "without legal complexity" — a poorly drafted divorce decree can create years of problems. We ensure your agreement is complete, legally sound, and fully enforceable.
What Makes a Divorce Truly Uncontested
An uncontested divorce requires full agreement on: division of all marital assets and debts, alimony (or an agreement that none will be paid), child custody and parent-time arrangement, and child support calculated under Utah's guidelines. Even one area of disagreement turns an uncontested case into a contested one. We help couples identify all issues and ensure nothing is left unresolved.
The Uncontested Divorce Process
We prepare and file all required documents — the Petition for Divorce, the Decree of Divorce, the Child Custody Worksheet, and supporting financial disclosures. After Utah's mandatory 30-day waiting period (90 days if children are involved and parent education is required), the court can approve your divorce without requiring either party to appear in court.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast can an uncontested divorce be finalized in Utah?
With no minor children, Utah's mandatory waiting period is 30 days from the date of filing. With minor children, the parties must complete a parent education course, and the waiting period is 90 days. We prepare everything so your divorce is ready to finalize as soon as the waiting period expires.
Can I do an uncontested divorce without an attorney?
Technically yes, but attorney-drafted divorce decrees are far more complete and less likely to cause future disputes. A missing provision — like what happens to a pension, a house, or future inheritances — can require expensive litigation to fix later. Our fee for uncontested divorces is reasonable and protects your investment.
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