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Navigating Your Uncontested Divorce in Connecticut: A Guide to Essential Documents Going through a divorce is never easy, but when you and your spouse are in agreement about the major issues, opting for an uncontested divorce can simplify the process. At Oberst Defala Law in Norwalk, Connecticut, we understand the complexities of family law and are here to guide you every step of the way. What Makes a Divorce "Uncontested"? An uncontested divorce in Connecticut means you and your spouse have reached a mutual understanding regarding: • Division of Assets: How property, finances, and possessions will be split. • Debt Allocation: Who is responsible for outstanding debts. • Child Custody and Support: Parenting plans, custody arrangements, and child support obligations (if applicable). Essential Documents for Your Uncontested Divorce While an uncontested divorce is generally smoother, Connecticut courts still require specific documentation to finalize the process. Here's a breakdown of what you'll need: Standard Documents: • Divorce Agreement (Form JD-FM-172) : This legally binding document outlines all the agreed-upon terms of your divorce, including asset division, debt distribution, and more. • Financial Affidavits ( Form JD-FM-6 ): Both parties must submit financial affidavits dated within the last 30 days, providing a clear picture of their financial situation. • Affidavit Concerning Military Service (JD-FM-178 ): This confirms whether either spouse is currently on active military duty. • Wage Withholding for Support ( Form JD-FM-1 ): If your agreement includes alimony or child support, this form facilitates direct deductions from the payor's paycheck. Additional Documents for Divorces with Children: • Affidavit Concerning Children ( Form JD-FM-164 ): Provides essential information about your children. • Child Support Guidelines Worksheet (Form JD-FM-220): This must be completed even if you're waiving child support. • Certificate of Completion of Parenting Education Program: Connecticut requires both parents to complete this program. • Advisement of Rights Re: Income Withholding ( Form JD-FM-71 ): Addresses your rights regarding income withholding for child support. How Oberst Defala Law Can Help Navigating these legal requirements can feel overwhelming. Our experienced family law attorneys at Oberst Defala Law are here to provide expert guidance and ensure your uncontested divorce proceeds smoothly. We can assist with: • Preparing and reviewing your divorce agreement • Completing all necessary court forms • Representing you in court • Answering your questions and addressing your concerns Contact Us Today Don't face this process alone. Contact Oberst Defala Law in Norwalk today for a consultation. We're dedicated to helping you achieve a fair and amicable resolution to your divorce.

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