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There are two kinds of legal divorce: a divorce that doesn’t end up in court and a divorce that does. If you’re facing the difficult choice to end a marriage, it’s wise to do your research, so you understand both options.

An uncontested divorce is when spouses separate amicably. They agree to evenly divide the assets they have acquired during their life together. They agree about who’s getting child support and how much, who’s paying alimony payments to a spouse after a divorce and how much, and who’s getting the house.

A contested divorce is a lot more complicated and a lot more expensive. When a couple can’t agree on dividing the kids and the money, the court decides for them.

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0:00 Intro:
0:40 Uncontested Divorces:
1:44 Contested Divorces:
2:47 Depending On The State: