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A mutual divorce or uncontested divorce is when both parties agree on all terms before entering the courtroom, and it is the quickest and easiest form of divorce. Commonly, the mutual divorce cost will range from $3,500 to $25,000, depending on the number and complexity of issues to be presented to the judge.

A typical Wisconsin divorce takes six months to one year to finalize. After you file for divorce and papers are served, there's a mandatory 120-day waiting period before the final hearing.

How long does uncontested divorce take? An uncontested divorce can be done as quickly as allowed by statute. A court cannot grant a final divorce judgment until four months after the filing of a divorce proceeding. As such, the uncontested divorce process must take at least four months for the date of filing.

Judges almost always order contested cases to mediation, and if that contested case involves children, judges nearly always order social studies as well. The cost of a WI divorce will vary depending on how difficult it is for the two parties to reach an agreement, typically falling between $3,500-$25,000.

An uncontested divorce is a case where there are no material issues in dispute. You're able to resolve issues with your spouse, such as where your children are going to live, how much support is going to be paid, and how you're going to divide your assets and your debts.

You need to decide if you and your spouse will be signing the Petition together (filing jointly) (FA-4110V with Minor Children or FA-4111V without Minor Children)or if only one of you will be completing the forms to start the action (filing alone) (FA-4108V with Minor Children or FA-4109V without Minor Children).