UNCONTESTED DIVORCE LAWYER ALBANY, NY
An uncontested divorce in New York State is one where you and your spouse can agree on all the terms of your divorce. Without using the legal system, the parties discuss and negotiate the terms of the divorce between themselves, with or without the assistance of an attorney. Andrew H. Wood, Esq. regularly advises clients in uncontested divorce matters and will handle every aspect of the case, prepare the required New York State forms, and act as your advocate.
The uncontested divorce procedure is rather straightforward if you and your spouse have not accumulated any property, assets, or significant debts throughout the marriage and do not have any minor children. An uncontested divorce is still an option for couples that have assets, debts or minor children, however, the document preparation may be more involved. In either situation Andrew H. Wood, Esq., can prepare and file the documents necessary to formalize your divorce and safeguard your rights.
If you retain an attorney to represent you in an uncontested divorce matter, the attorney cannot also represent your spouse or give legal advice to your spouse.
Andrew H. Wood, Esq. is a highly regarded uncontested divorce lawyer in Albany, New York. While the divorce process can be emotionally challenging, Andrew H. Wood, Esq. can assist you in your divorce and make the process as stress-free as possible. To schedule a consultation to determine if an uncontested divorce is appropriate for you, contact Andrew H. Wood by phone at (518) 694-8875 or by email at andrew@awoodesq.com.
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