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Your Options Depend on Your Situation

How a couple divorces depends largely on the severity of disputes between the parties. Because of the wide variety of cases, the legal process offers several ways to end a marriage, from a do-it-yourself settlement to a full divorce trial.

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It’s entirely possible for couples to divorce with no attorney involvement whatsoever. These spouse-to-spouse or “kitchen table” agreements are generally amicable splits between couples with no children. The settlement is filed at the courthouse, and the process is complete.

However, in cases where there are disagreements, and in any case involving children or considerable property, legal representation becomes necessary. The side links explain each option and point out advantages and disadvantages.

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