DC Divorce Attorneys

Divorce attorneys in Washington DC and surrounding areas for uncontested divorces, separation agreements, and contested divorces.

Uncontested Divorce Attorney in Washington DC

Experienced DC divorce attorneys provide all of the following services.

• Initial consultation with a DC lawyer
• Court papers for you and your spouse. These papers are everything you and your spouse need to receive an uncontested divorce in DC.
• A separation agreement which is enforceable and becomes part of the final divorce decree.
• Assistance from a DC divorce attorney to prepare you and your spouse for the divorce hearing. A divorce attorney is usually not required to attend this hearing.

The price also includes a separation agreement. This document puts in writing your decisions about alimony, child support, division of marital property, and child custody.

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Contested Divorce Attorney in Washington DC

The price includes the cost of mediation and the cost of preparing a separation agreement. This agreement puts in writing your decisions about the division of marital property, alimony, child custody, and child support. Experienced DC divorce attorneys provide the following services. You receive:

• Two mediation sessions with an experienced DC divorce mediator. The sessions are two hours long and more sessions can be purchased separately.
• Referral of other spouse to an independent, experienced DC divorce attorney for consultations during mediation process and a review of the mediated agreement for fairness (estimated attorney fee $200 - $300 purchased separately)
• A review of the separation agreement from the mediation by a DC divorce attorney for one spouse to insure fairness.
• Referral of spouse to an experienced, independant DC divorce attorney for consultations during mediation process which includes a walk-through of the mediated agreement (estimated attorney fee $200 - $300 purchased separately) for fairness.
• Separation agreement. This documents your agreement from mediation about alimony, child custody, child support and the division of marital property; and becomes part of the final divorce decree. This document is enforceable.
• All the papers from court you and your spouse need to obtain a divorce.
• Assistance to prepare you for the divorce hearing.
• When spouses have a settlement agreement, the court hearing is usually routine and does not require the presence of a divorce attorney; only one spouse needs to be present at the hearing.

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