Module Notes
A legal process where clients take on the responsibility of navigating the dissolution of a marriage without the assistance of legal professionals.
- Both parties are unrepresented or pro se
- Gather information on your own
- Understand the legal landscape and requirements without representation
- There might be court resources to support DIY parties
- Negotiate directly with spouse on all issues
- Need open communication and willingness to compromise
- Draft and file paperwork on your own
- May be able to hire an attorney as a consultant only to look over paperwork
Pros of a DIY Divorce:
- Cost Savings
- Control and Autonomy
- Flexibility and Convenience
Cons of a DIY Divorce:
- Complexity and Legal Requirements
- Emotional Challenges
- Risk of Mistake or Oversight
In summary, a DIY divorce offers cost savings, control, and flexibility but comes with risks related to complexity, emotional challenges, and potential legal pitfalls.
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