Baxley Maniscalco specializes in handling uncontested divorces across the State of Alabama.
With years of experience, we ensure a smooth and efficient process for our clients.
Meet Our Divorce Attorneys
Alyssa Enzor Baxley, experienced trial attorney and active community member.
Adam Maniscalco, experienced trial attorney and Deputy Attorney General.
Three Steps to Alabama Uncontested Divorce
Navigating your uncontested divorce with Baxley Maniscalco is straightforward and stress-free.
Here's how we make it happen in three easy steps.
Step #1: Initial Consultation and Evaluation
Schedule your confidential consultation with our experienced divorce attorneys.
Throughout this confidential meeting, we'll evaluate your situation, discuss your goals, and answer any questions you may have.
Step #2: Personalized Strategy
Based on our evaluation, we'll develop a personalized strategy tailored to your unique needs and circumstances.
We'll handle all the necessary paperwork and documentation, ensuring accuracy and compliance with Alabama laws.
Step #3: Swift Resolution and Peace of Mind
With our guidance and expertise, your uncontested divorce will proceed smoothly and efficiently.
You'll achieve the intended result—a finalized divorce agreement that meets your objectives, providing closure and peace of mind for you and your family.
With our simplified process, you'll navigate your uncontested divorce with ease, knowing you're in capable hands every step of the way.
Say goodbye to confusion and frustration.
Client Success Stories
Looking for proof? Here's what our clients have to say about their experiences with Baxley Maniscalco.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get clarity on common concerns about uncontested divorces.
How Long Does the Uncontested Divorce Process Take?
The timeline varies depending on court processing times and the complexity of your case. Generally, uncontested divorces in Alabama can be finalized within a few months.
What Are the Residency Requirements?
At least one spouse must have been a resident of Alabama for at least six months before filing for divorce.
Do We Need to Appear in Court?
In most cases, no court appearance is required for uncontested divorces. However, you may need to attend a final hearing if the judge requires it.
Can We Both Use the Same Attorney?
An attorney can only officially represent one party in a divorce, but Alabama law allows them to prepare all the forms the other person needs to sign. Practically speaking, this means that you don’t have to hire a second attorney to complete the uncontested divorce process.
What Are the Advantages of an Uncontested Divorce?
Uncontested divorces typically involve less time, stress, and expense compared to contested divorces. They allow couples to reach agreements amicably, maintain privacy, and have more control over the outcome.
How Much Does an Uncontested Divorce Cost?
The cost varies depending on the complexity of your case. We offer transparent pricing and will discuss fees with you during your initial consultation.
Can We Modify Our Divorce Agreement
In certain circumstances, divorce agreements can be modified, but it typically requires a significant change in circumstances. We can advise you on the feasibility of modifying your agreement.
Is Mediation Required?
Mediation is not required for uncontested divorces, but it can be a helpful tool for resolving any disputes that may arise during the process.