UNCONTESTED DIVORCE QUESTIONNAIRE
With a sophisticated artificial intelligence technology platform developed by SplashLaw we are able to draft your divorce documents in a meticulous manner, without human error. Once drafted an attorney of Maurice Phillips and Wisenberg will check the documents to make sure that it complies in all respects for court purpose and attend to the divorce process on your behalf further.
Uncontested divorce for R 8000.00 if you live in the Western Cape and R 8500.00 when you live elsewhere in South Africa. The all-inclusive fee excludes the sheriff service fee of approximately R 500.00. Documents are drafted through a technology platform utilizing artificial intelligence the documents are then meticulously checked by a team of lawyers who specializes in divorce and family law.
An uncontested divorce in South Africa, often referred to as a "mutual" or "amicable" divorce, is one where both spouses agree on all the terms of their separation, including the division of property, custody and visitation of children, spousal support, and child support. This agreement is usually formalised in a settlement agreement. In contrast to a contested divorce, where the parties have disputes that might lead to litigation and court intervention, an uncontested divorce is typically more straightforward, less stressful, and less costly.
The process involves the following key aspects:
The primary benefits of an uncontested divorce are the reduced emotional strain, the privacy of the settlement details, the speed of the process, and the overall cost-effectiveness. To facilitate an uncontested divorce, it's advisable to work with a legal professional to ensure that all legal aspects are properly addressed and that the agreement is fair and sustainable.
Uncontested divorce for R 8000.00 if you live in the Western Cape and R 8500.00 when you live elsewhere in South Africa. The all-inclusive fee excludes the sheriff service fee of approximately R 500.00. Documents are drafted through a technology platform utilizing artificial intelligence the documents are then meticulously checked by a team of lawyers who specializes in divorce and family law.
An uncontested divorce in South Africa, often referred to as a "mutual" or "amicable" divorce, is one where both spouses agree on all the terms of their separation, including the division of property, custody and visitation of children, spousal support, and child support. This agreement is usually formalised in a settlement agreement. In contrast to a contested divorce, where the parties have disputes that might lead to litigation and court intervention, an uncontested divorce is typically more straightforward, less stressful, and less costly.
The process involves the following key aspects:
- Drafting of a Settlement Agreement: Both parties work out the details of their divorce and sign a settlement agreement that outlines the terms of property division, child and spousal maintenance, and custody arrangements.
- Issuing of a Summons: A summons, along with the settlement agreement, is filed with the court. The summons informs the court that both parties seek a divorce and have settled all their disputes.
- Court Proceedings: Although simpler than a contested divorce, an uncontested divorce still requires a court proceeding. However, this proceeding is typically brief, and it is not necessary for both parties to appear in court if they are represented by an attorney.
- Family Advocate: If minor children are involved, the settlement agreement is reviewed by the Family Advocate to ensure that all arrangements concerning the children are in their best interests.
- Decree of Divorce: Once the court is satisfied that the settlement agreement is fair and that all legal requirements have been met, it will issue a final decree of divorce, legally ending the marriage.
The primary benefits of an uncontested divorce are the reduced emotional strain, the privacy of the settlement details, the speed of the process, and the overall cost-effectiveness. To facilitate an uncontested divorce, it's advisable to work with a legal professional to ensure that all legal aspects are properly addressed and that the agreement is fair and sustainable.
- Complete the questionnaire below.
- After completing the form you will be referred to our payment pay.
- Once you completed the questionnaire a Mandate letter will automatically be sent to you in terms whereof you will be requested to make payment of our drafting fee of R 4500.00 and the balance of the fee is payable once the matter is on the court roll. There will be no further costs. apart from the sheriff's fee.
- Provide us with the proof of the drafting fee via email to familylaw@mpw.co.za
- We will then draft the applicable documentation and email it to you for signature.
- The process takes approximately 5 weeks.
