FAQs

There are various reasons couples get divorced, and it can be difficult for couples to agree on the reasons for divorce. According to Forbes, around 60% of divorced couples claim infidelity is the cause of their divorce. A no-fault or uncontested divorce is when both sides have agreed to all the issues in the marriage about money and children and will both agree to have the divorce completed. Reach out today to learn from our divorce mediation experts.

It usually isn't a legal requirement, but judges have no way of knowing whether all the issues have been worked out otherwise. This is an excellent way to protect yourself by formalizing anything you would want detailed, particularly anything that will go on beyond the divorce. Many people have separation or custody agreements done to detail all the issues, and they may or may not go ahead with a divorce at that time. Reach out today to get started with our divorce mediation assistance.

Yes, it is possible to obtain a divorce without the other side cooperating. Keep in mind that if there are unresolved issues, they need to be resolved, and it would probably require the assistance of a divorce mediation attorney.

Yes, Affordable Divorce will provide divorce mediation for any same-sex couple married in Connecticut and seeking a divorce as long as one of the parties still resides in Connecticut at the time of the divorce action. Call today for a free phone consultation.

Yes, the divorce process can begin even if you only know the previous address of your spouse. Call us today to get started with reliable divorce mediation services.

No. If you are currently pregnant, you can only separate and must resolve all child issues after birth. Let us know if you have any other questions about divorce mediation.

Legal separation only exists in specific jurisdictions in North America, and it is a formalized way of separating when you do not meet the criteria at the time of separation or do not want a divorce immediately. Usually, a legal separation becomes effective soon after being filed or being granted by the judge. Legal separations can be done for both cooperative and non-cooperative separations, even when there are unresolved issues that would keep a divorce from being granted. Call us today to learn more about the divorce mediation process.

Yes. However, you must have a cooperative divorce where both parties have no issues to fight about. We're here to support you with divorce mediation in such a case, so reach out today for assistance.

All debts of the marriage are the responsibility of both parties unless agreed to otherwise by a separation agreement. Contact us today to see how marriage debts play a role in divorce mediation.

Yes! Many people can qualify for an annulment. It depends on the rules of where you live as to the best way to obtain a nullification, but there are multiple possible ways. If you'd like to work toward getting an annulment, call our divorce mediation professionals today to get started.

The definition varies from area to area but it is normally when both sides have agreed to all the issues of the marriage in reference to money and usually you have only been married less than 5 years and there are no children or property from the marriage. This is usually the quickest and easiest way to end the marriage.

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Yes. No law exists that would prevent you from being self represented. If you are sure you do not need legal advice this is a good way to save money. It is important you receive help to keep you on track with all your local court rules and procedures.

You have determined your case is simple and you do not need any representation or advice, just court procedural support to keep you on track so you do not do things improperly. We provide you with what you need and guarantee it., all that from your home or office in minutes. It will be granted by your local court and signed by the judge. You save time and money.

Yes, you can start your procedure, but you will require one prior to it being completed. We can help you replace what was lost or destroyed.