Uncontested & No-Fault Divorce
When you both agree, the process should be calm and clean.
Schedule a Free Case ReviewWhat This Really Means for You
Virginia allows a no-fault divorce after you've lived separate and apart for one year — or six months if you have no minor children and a signed separation agreement.
An uncontested divorce means you've resolved property, debts, support and any custody issues between you. The court's role becomes largely administrative.
The work is in the paperwork: a properly drafted separation agreement, accurate pleadings, the required affidavits and a final decree that actually says what you agreed to.
I handle uncontested and no-fault divorces for clients across all of Virginia — often without you ever needing to set foot in a courtroom.
Where We Step In
Separation Agreements
Clear, enforceable terms on property, debt and support.
Full Filing Service
Pleadings, affidavits and the final decree handled start to finish.
Statewide Representation
Available to clients anywhere in Virginia.
Flat, Predictable Fees
You know the cost before we begin.
From First Call to Resolution
Free Case Review
Confirm you qualify and outline the timeline.
Agreement Drafted
Terms written down clearly and signed by both parties.
Filing
Complaint and supporting affidavits submitted to the court.
Final Decree
Signed by the judge — usually with no hearing required.
Painless is a strange word for a divorce, but that's what it was. Clear steps, flat fee, done.
Uncontested & No-Fault Divorce Questions We Hear Most
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