A contested divorce is when the spouses don’t agree about at least one
component of the split, such as a financial account or child custody
arrangement. The divorce can’t move forward without these issues being
resolved.
On the other hand, an uncontested divorce is when the parties agree on how
to divide everything. This type of divorce is most common when there aren’t
children or many assets to work through, but not always. Talk to a
contested divorce lawyer
from the O’Mara Law Group if you face a contested separation.