If you and your spouse are eligible for a no-fault divorce in New Jersey—meaning that at least one of you has resided in the state for a minimum of twelve consecutive months—then your divorce cannot be denied. An uncontested divorce is a form of no-fault divorce where both parties can reach an agreement on all aspects of their divorce settlement—though they may still rely on the legal services of NJ uncontested divorce attorneys or benefit from the use of mediators. Therefore, a judge cannot deny an uncontested divorce.