Divorce by Mutual Agreement Petition

What is the Content of a Divorce by Mutual Agreement Petition?

After deciding on divorce, and after the compatibility test of the divorce grounds, and after it is brought before the court, the type of divorce is decided. You can visit the address for detailed information. There are two types of divorce: contested divorce and divorce by mutual agreement. In a contested divorce, the spouses could not find any way of compromise and are defended in court by two separate lawyers.

What is the Process of Divorce by Mutual Agreement?

A petition for divorce by mutual agreement must be written in legal language with the help of our lawyers, as it will be included in the mutual agreement divorce protocol. Our lawyer, whom you have hired and given power of attorney to from our office, can write this petition for you by listening to you. As for the content of this petition; it includes agreements on issues such as the custody of the common child, temporary alimony, and moral compensation. The judge examines the suitability of all these during the decision-making phase, and if they deem it unsuitable, they will inform our lawyers in court that a revision is necessary. Our lawyers create a new mutual agreement divorce protocol for you according to the articles that the judge requested to be revised. After a decision for divorce by mutual agreement is made and the application is submitted to the court, it takes a period of 2-3 months. Sometimes, divorce can be finalized in as little as 7-15 days. Parties request an agreement with our lawyers mostly for this reason. Our family lawyers are experts in doing everything they can to help you so that the case does not turn into a dispute. When you apply to our office, they will be happy to assist you with the lawsuit to be filed regarding property division. You can contact our lawyers if you have anything else on your mind.