Agreed Divorce Document Preparation in Snohomish County
An agreed divorce (sometimes called an uncontested divorce) means both spouses are in full agreement on the issues that apply to their case. If anything is still disputed, the case is no longer “agreed” and the paperwork and process usually change. We help by preparing the court-ready document packet and organizing your filing.
What “fully agreed” usually means
- Property and assets: how everything will be divided
- Debts: who will be responsible for which accounts
- Spousal support (if any): amount and duration, or an agreement that none will be paid
- If you have children: a complete parenting plan and child support terms that both parties accept
Agreed divorce without children
If there are no minor children, most agreed cases focus on confirming that you both agree on property, debts, and any spousal support terms. Once those points are settled, we can prepare the forms and organize the packet so it’s consistent and ready to file.
Agreed divorce with children
If you have minor children together, an agreed divorce typically requires the additional documents and agreements related to parenting and support. That usually includes a parenting plan and child support terms that match what both parties are asking the court to order.
What to gather before we start
- Basic information for both spouses (full names, addresses, dates of birth)
- A simple list of assets and debts (and how you’ve agreed to divide them)
- Any agreed spousal support terms (or agreement that there is none)
- If children are involved: your agreed parenting schedule and decision-making plan
- If children are involved: agreed child support terms and related information
Related divorce document services
- All Divorce Services (hub)
- Divorce Not Agreed
- Uncontested Divorce (Hope Agreed)
- Responding to Divorce
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