From trading stocks on Wall Street to ordering pizza online at one's favorite restaurant, the internet presents new and innovative ways for humans to get through the normal chaos called "life."
One of the newest trends offered through the web community is the ability for two divorcing spouses to get their divorce on the internet.
Yet, how is it possible to get an online divorce if a majority of couples seemingly wind up in family court to arrive at a fair and equitable agreement?
The answer is a simple one that will lead the parties in the direction of a quick easy divorce.
As long as both parties can see eye to eye on all aspects of their breakup and agree to sign their documents, the most important of the uncontested divorce requirements are met; and the couple is then rewarded with the ability to complete a divorce online using website designated for such services.
Although easily agreeing during a divorce is its own advantage, there are still many more benefits to using an online website to obtain an uncontested divorce.
The first advantage for the two parties is their ability to save thousands of dollars.
How is this possible?
An online uncontested divorce website is meant for two spouses who have agreed on all aspects of their divorce and can therefore divorce without an attorney because they do not need help in coming to a fair settlement. Though the parties will still be responsible for the fees to file their case with the court, the overall cost for the entire procedure greatly lessens when attorney's fees are taken out of the equation.
A second advantage of doing an uncontested divorce online comes in the form of document revisions.
A majority of divorce websites offer a customer the ability to alter their court forms (i.e adding or subtracting items of marital property or changing child support and/or custody agreements) at little or not cost to the customer.
This benefit is not available to those using an attorney for their divorce.
Family law firms generally operate in such a way that the client is charged for everything possible. From the time it takes to change the divorce documents themselves according to a client's wishes, to the cost of the printer toner used to print the documents, one can expect that absolutely nothing will be left out of their final divorce cost if choosing not use an online divorce service.
And there are even more advantages to internet and divorce:
•most of the divorce process can be carried out through the mail (including filing one's documents with the local courthouse and then serving the other party with their half of the paperwork);
•in most cases neither spouse will ever have to appear in front of the judge for a divorce hearing;
•finally, both spouses will be in total control of their divorce and its outcome because they are not at the mercy of an attorney to get them successfully through the process.
Who wouldn't want to use a online website to receive all of these great benefits while getting an amicable divorce at the same time?
