Washington · Uncontested divorceBack to the Washington divorce guide
Do you qualify for an uncontested divorce in Washington?
An uncontested Washington divorce fits couples who agree and are ready to wait out the 90 days. Community property and children add paperwork but not necessarily conflict; a few situations still call for legal advice.
- At least one spouse is a Washington resident when you file.
- You agree on dividing community property and debts.
- If you have children, you agree on a parenting plan and child support.
- If your spouse won't participate or assets are complex, talk to a lawyer first.
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