Our Hartselle Divorce Attorneys

If you need a Hartselle divorce lawyer to fight for you in your divorce trial, then we can help you get the result you deserve in your contested divorce. To retain our attorney for a contested divorce, you will need to set up a consultation. However, for couples that have resolved their marital issues already and have reached an agreement, you should be able to get a quick and easy divorce in Hartselle, Alabama.

If you have reached an agreement, then our Hartselle divorce lawyers are charging a low flat fee to handle your uncontested divorce. If you need an easy uncontested divorce in Hartselle, or anywhere else in Morgan County, then give our local attorney a call today.

For this flat fee, our Hartselle divorce lawyer will handle your uncontested divorce in Madison County, Morgan County, Limestone County, Athens, Lacey’s Spring, Decatur, and the surrounding areas of Northern Alabama.

If you are not in agreement then you would need to file a contested divorce in Hartselle, Alabama. Since contested divorces take up an undetermined amount of time and work, they will require a retainer fee, which is an amount you pay the attorney hourly. Our retainers are much more expensive than an uncontested divorce. However, if you need a Hartselle divorce lawyer to fight for you, then call us today for a quote.

Whether your divorce is contested or uncontested, we can help you file it properly with all the requirements. If it’s contested,  you can call and get a quote on the retainer required for your inse. We do encourage our clients to opt for uncontested divorce whenever possible because the process for a contested divorce is much longer and more expensive than a Hartselle uncontested divorce.

To be able to opt for an uncontested divorce in Hartselle, you and your spouse will need to agree on all your marital issues such as custody, child support, visitation, property division, and all other issues.  When you’ve both reached an agreement on everything, then you can have our Hartselle divorce lawyers complete and file the uncontested divorce for you. An uncontested divorce means our Hartselle divorce attorneys will prepare paperwork for you and your spouse to sign and return to us to file with the local court.

Since the two of you have already reached (and signed) an agreement when the case is filed it is labeled an uncontested divorce in the system. If all of the proper paperwork has been signed and filed appropriately by our Hartselle divorce lawyer then the judge in your case just has to approve your agreement and sign your divorce decree. There is no going to court in most cases and you will usually receive your divorce decree by both mail and email in a month or two. This is the best way to obtain a cheap divorce in Hartselle or the surrounding areas of Morgan County, Alabama.

If you need a divorce attorney in Decatur, Hartselle, Priceville, Eva, Brooksville, Lacey’s Spring, or Moulton Heights then your divorce will most likely be filed in the Circuit Court of Morgan County. Our Hartselle divorce lawyers are aware of the local requirements in Morgan County, Limestone County, and all of the counties across the State of Alabama. So if you retain us to do your uncontested divorce our Hartselle divorce attorney will prepare all of the documents necessary to get your quick and easy divorce in whatever county you file in.

Contested Divorce Lawyers in Hartselle

In addition to uncontested divorces, our legal team also takes on contested divorces. A contested divorce is a more involved form of divorce that is entered into when the two parties in a marriage are not able to come to a mutual agreement and one spouse serves the other with a Complaint. The served spouse then hires a Hartselle divorce lawyer to help them file a formal response. The hearings following this are set and a judge works to settle and decide the disputes between the two parties, if they cannot settle on their own.

Attorney fees will be higher with contested divorces since it is more complicated and involved than a simple uncontested divorce. As is common practice in the field, our Hartselle divorce attorneys do charge a retainer that is based on hourly work and the amount of work performed. How much you pay in the end depends on how quickly the marital issues in the divorce can be resolved. Because contested divorces tend to have a lot of back and forth, the attorney fees could get expensive.

We invite you to call our Hartselle divorce attorney today to have us go over the details of your case which will then allow us to determine how much of a retainer we would require up front to start work on your case.