The Walker Law Firm PLC
A Loudoun County Law Firm with a focus on Family Law

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Uncontested Divorce Form

Please take a moment and fill out the form below.  This will allow us to better advise you regarding your divorce and help us to determine if it is uncontested.

Name:

Address 1:

Address 2:

State:

How long have you lived there?:

Work Telephone Number:

Home Telephone Number:

Cell Phone:

Contact Preference:

Spouse's Name:

Spouse's Address 1:

Spouse's Address 2:

Spouse's City:

Spouse's State:

Spouse's Zip Code:

How long has Spouse lived there?:

How long have you been separated?:

Do you have real property do divide, and if so have you agreed how it will be divided?:

 

Do you have personal property to divide, and if so have you agreed how it will be divided?:

 

Do you have joint financial accounts, and if so have you agreed how to divide them?:

 

Do you have marital debts, and if so have you agreed how to divide them?:

 

Do you have an children from this marriage, and if so have you agreed to child custody, visitation and support?:

 

Will you or your spouse be receiving spousal support, and if so have you agreed on the amount and duration?:

 

Do you have any special concerns you wish to discuss regarding your legal matter?:

 

Please note, The Walker Law Firm, PLC will not represent a party for a flat fee in cases requiring negotiation and/or litigation.

In such cases our standard hourly rates will apply. The Walker Law Firm, PLC will determine if a potential client’s case falls into the uncontested divorce category. Representation commences with the entry of a Representation Agreement by both the client and The Walker Law Firm, PLC and our receipt of the flat fee or a deposit towards our hourly rate.

Generally, cases will be filed in Loudoun County Circuit Court, regardless of the county in which you live.

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These materials are provided for informational purposes only. They are not intended as and do not constitute legal advice and should not be acted on as such.