Uncontested Divorce Document Preparation in Snohomish County
If you’re filing for divorce (or responding to one) and you both want to reach agreement, an uncontested divorce may be the path. An uncontested case means you are working toward full agreement so the court can enter final orders without a trial.
What “uncontested” usually means
- You and your spouse agree on the major issues, or you’re close and actively negotiating.
- The paperwork is prepared to match your agreement and avoid unnecessary conflict.
- The goal is a clean, organized filing that supports settlement and final orders.
Common issues that must be resolved
- Property and debts: who keeps what and who pays what.
- Spousal support (if any): whether it’s paid, how much, and for how long.
- If you have children: parenting plan terms and child support.
How we help with document preparation
- Prepare uncontested divorce paperwork consistent with your agreed terms
- Draft supporting declarations (as needed)
- Prepare proposed orders and final documents (as applicable)
- Organize exhibits and attachments so your packet is easy to follow
What to gather before we start
- A short written summary of what you both agree to (and what’s still open)
- Basic list of assets and debts (home, vehicles, accounts, credit cards, loans)
- If children are involved: your agreed parenting schedule and decision-making terms
- If support is involved: available income information and support terms you’re proposing
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