Divorce Case
What is an uncontested divorce case?
Divorce is foreseen in the Civil Code, and in order for a divorce to occur, the circumstances that cause the divorce must first be appropriate. You can visit the address for detailed information. These are the existence of a valid marriage between the parties, the occurrence of one of the grounds for divorce listed in the law, and the decision of the judge, that is, the court, for divorce. The divorce process can be initiated by applying to the court with an uncontested divorce case or a contested divorce case.
What is a contested divorce case?
To start this process, you can ask our lawyers, who are called family lawyers in our law firm and are known as divorce lawyers among the public, to write an uncontested divorce petition for you. We can recommend that you get a lawyer's opinion as legal terms will be used while writing the uncontested divorce petition. The reason it is called uncontested is that both parties, with the help of their lawyers, have found a common ground on issues such as property division and custody, and do not want to waste much time for divorce. One of the lawyers in our law firm will talk to you about the uncontested divorce protocol; if it suits you, this process will proceed. In a contested divorce case, with the help of a lawyer from our law firm, it is examined which of the two parties is at fault, and the course of action is decided. For a case to be contested, the parties must not agree, and one of the serious grounds for divorce must have occurred. You can be sure that our lawyers will defend your rights in a contested divorce case without distinguishing between the at-fault or faultless party.
