Uncontested Divorce – An uncontested divorce means the spouses can agree on the terms of the divorce settlement. n Summary dissolution – This is when you and your spouse were married for less than five years, have no significant assets or debts, have no minor children, and agree not to request alimony. You can qualify for a 'summary' dissolution. This immediate divorce action eliminates the need for the requisite six-month waiting period. n Contested Divorce – A contested divorce means the spouses cannot seem to agree on the terms of the divorce. This typically happens in high net worth San Diego County divorce cases or divorces where there are minor children involved, and so the spouses have a lot to gain or lose. n Default Divorce – A default divorce a San Diego County divorce occurs when one party does not respond to the other party's divorce petition. In a default case, the party gives up their right to have any say in the divorce case proceeding.