A consent divorce refers to a type of divorce where both parties mutually agree to end their marriage and are able to settle all related matters, such as child custody, alimony, and division of property, without any conflicts or disputes. In this case, there are no disagreements or legal issues remaining to be resolved, allowing for a more streamlined and amicable divorce process.
On the other hand, an uncontested divorce is filed when there are no grounds for divorce in place, indicating that the marriage has not been legally dissolved yet, or when the couple agrees that the marriage should come to an end without any disputes over the related matters. It typically involves a situation where there are no disagreements or conflicts about child custody, alimony, or division of property, and both parties are in consensus about the divorce. This type of divorce also allows for a smoother process as it eliminates the need for adversarial court proceedings.