Washington, D.C. Uncontested Divorce, With or Without Children

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We offer a better alternative to a divorce in the District of Columbia than a simple divorce forms web site. We provide you with legal advice and counsel and all the forms you need to represent yourself in your divorce for the affordable fee of $199.00*. We provide complete instructions on filing for your divorce with the Washington, DC courts. This process will save you thousands of dollars in legal fees when compared to the typical divorce where both sides are represented by full service counsel.

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You can save your answers and return later. When you're ready to move forward, simply pay by credit card and submit the questionnaire to our firm. We will prepare your documents from the answers you submit and also provide you with legal advice and guidance.

Our service includes a Marital Separation Agreement. If you haven't been separated for 6 months, you should just enter into a Marital Separation Agreement now, when you separate, and then purchase the Divorce Forms in 6 months.
Purchase Marital Separation Agreement Only.

Guarantee: We offer a 100% refund if you are not satisfied.

Fees:  Our $199 price includes all the legal forms you need, complete instructions, and attorney review and legal advice. Our fee does not include the  fee that the court will charge when you file your divorce papers. The filing fee is DC is $80.00.

About Washington, D.C. Uncontested Divorce

Qualifications for a no-fault divorce in the District of Columbia

District Uncontested or "no-fault" divorce is for couples who have decided to end their marriage with no allegations of fault on either spouse. The spouses agree on ALL marital issues, such as spousal support/alimony; child support, custody and visitation; and the division of property and debts.

If you want the court to grant you a complete dissolution (ending) of a marriage in District, you are asking the court to grant you an absolute divorce. After a court issues a JUDGMENT OF ABSOLUTE DIVORCE, you can remarry.

 Ground for A No-Fault Divorce in District

•  Six Month Month Separation - If you and your spouse have lived apart from each other for at least 6 months without sexual intercourse with use this ground. There are some important things to remember: during the last 6 months,  if you have had sexual intercourse with your spouse during that time, you cannot get an absolute divorce based on a six month separation. You can live under the same roof in the District of Columbia.
   

The Hearing for a No-Fault Divorce in the District of Columbia

We provide you with detailed instructions so you can represent yourself in the divorce hearing. Only one spouse has to attend the divorce hearing.

Guarantee: We offer a 100% refund if you are not satisfied.

Last updated November 15, 2011.