FAST, EASY and LOW COST uncontested St. Martin Parish, Louisiana divorces affordably starting at $395 plus court costs
Our Goals are to get you on the road to freedom and rebuilding your life as fast as possible with our uncontested Louisiana divorce legal services.
Don’t be misled by the “Do-It-Yourself” online divorce form sellers that provide no legal advice or guidance. Your divorce will be handled by Louisiana Attorney Paul Massa and his team of lawyers to secure the certified divorce judgment.
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7 easy steps to your St. Martin Parish uncontested divorce
Once both parties agree they want an uncontested divorce and they know how they want the child custody, debts and marriage to be divided.
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Uncontested Louisiana Divorce Attorney Paul Massa is ready serve your divorce needs. Our team of lawyers offer expedited divorce legal services throughout the state of Louisiana. Our services are offered to married couples who are amicable and ready to proceed with obtaining their freedom and to start rebuilding their lives.
I want you to know it’s very possible to receive the benefits of a St. Martin Parish, Louisiana uncontested divorce quickly. When both parties agree over the terms of the divorce, they are agreeing most importantly on child custody, property division and debt allocation.
In most cases our office can have all documents delivered for signing in an expedited and express fashion, after the divorce questionnaire has been completed and payment for legal services has been paid.
Divorce laws in Louisiana have strict guidelines regarding the amount of time you must be living separate and apart from your spouse before a Judgment of Divorce may be granted. The time delays are: 180 days without minor children, and 365 days with minor children
Our legal team can file divorce papers at any point during this living separate requirement from 0 – 365 days. If you and your spouse have already lived apart for the required time, then our legal team can file an Article 103 divorce petition allowing the divorce filing to start immediately.
Whether the spouses are prepared to begin the “living separate” time requirement, or anytime during the “living separate” time period requirement, our legal team can file a divorce petition, and then keep track of the remaining time before the Judge can sign the judgement for divorce.
Meet your Louisiana Uncontested Divorce Attorney Paul Massa
Since 1991 I’ve derived great satisfaction both personally and professionally helping people resolve legal problems so they can move on with their life. Whether representing clients for a divorce, traffic tickets, DUI or MIP, or just giving sound legal advice and good judgement counsel for a client’s decision making process, my focus is on helping your unique Louisiana legal situation.
My team of lawyers and I offer turnkey settlement services for uncontested divorces across Louisiana including St. Martin Parish to help you get on with your life, affordably, and without your personal appearance in court, as permitted by the Judge, under the law.
Requirements for a St. Martin Parish, Louisiana Uncontested Divorce
A Louisiana Uncontested Divorce may be your best and most affordable option if both you and your spouse can agree that:
- You both want an amicable and fast as possible end to your marriage
- You both have NO issues regarding assets, debt and taxes.
- You both have NO issues regarding child custody matters
Louisiana uncontested divorce; living separate requirement
- Divorce laws in Louisiana have strict guidelines regarding the amount of time you must be living separate and apart from your spouse before a Judgment of Divorce may be granted. The time delays are: 180 days without minor children, and 365 days with minor children
- Our legal team can file divorce papers at any point during the 0 – 365 days of living separate requirement. If you and your spouse have already lived apart for the required time, then our legal team can file an Article 103 divorce petition allowing the divorce filing to start immediately.
- Whether the spouses are prepared to begin the “living separate” time requirement, or anytime during the “living separate” time period requirement, our legal team can file a divorce petition, and then keep track of the remaining time before the Judge can sign the judgement for divorce.
If you and your spouse have minor children from the marriage, then you and your spouse must agree on, and sign a Consent Judgment regarding:
- Child custody and visitation schedule, including where your children will live
- Child support, health and dental insurance, and medical expenses of the children
- Tax deductions and exemptions
- Our legal team will prepare and file the needed consent judgment document regarding custody and support.
If you and your spouse need a division of property & debt, you and your spouse must agree to and sign a Consent Judgement regarding:
- All aspects of the division of your community assets and debt. Our legal team will prepare and file the necessary consent judgment document partitioning the community assets
A Louisiana Uncontested divorce will proceed faster if your spouse is willing to accept to waive service
Our experience has shown most spouses agree to accept service for an uncontested divorce. Being served papers at work or at home can create an awkward situation. It also saves time and expedites the divorce process.
For an uncontested divorce to be submitted to your parish court your spouse must either be served or agree to waive service. Agreeing to service will allow you to get a quicker divorce rather then having to wait until the authorities can have the other spouse served.
If your spouse agrees, our legal team will deliver a “Waiver of Service” for them to sign in witness of a Notary Public. The Waiver of Service states your spouse has received a certified copy of the Petition for Divorce. This will allow the legal proceedings of your divorce to move forward without having your spouse served notice through the Sheriff’s Office or a private process server.