Richmond, Virginia Divorce Lawyer

Our clients live throughout the state of Virginia, including Richmond, Mechanicsville, Glen Allen, Chester, Colonial Heights, Petersburg and surrounding towns. An office visit is usually not necessary for an uncontested divorce case. Most clients prefer the convenience of discussing their case with us by phone and email. However, we are always glad to meet with clients in our offices.

We offer two options for completing a Virginia divorce.

One option is a divorce by written deposition, for which no travel is required. No office visit is necessary, and there is no court appearance. The depositions are a set of questions that we email to you and your witness, which you and your witness answer at home, have notarized, and send back to our office. The depositions are submitted to the court in lieu of a court appearance.

The other option is a divorce that is finalized with a 2 minute court appearance. The client, witness, and one of our attorneys appear for a simple hearing during which the attorney asks the client and witness some simple yes/no questions regarding the marriage and separation. We email the questions to the client and witness prior to the hearing, then we review the questions with you by phone.

Why do clients select our law firm for an uncontested divorce?

1. We finalize our divorces quickly. If you need your divorce fast, our 3 week Virginia divorce may suit your needs. If you need your divorce faster, please consider our 1 week Virginia divorce. We also offer a divorce by publication if your spouse cannot be found or lives outside the state of Virginia and is unwilling to sign the Virginia divorce documents.

2. Our attorneys and support staff are always glad to talk with you, whether by phone or in person. We are always available to provide you with the latest developments for your case.

3. Our office is 100% dedicated to uncontested Virginia divorce. Our staff members are highly trained in Virginia divorce procedures, and have the experience to answer your questions. Our attorneys appear in court weekly throughout the year to finalize uncontested divorces.

4. Our fees are low. Our fees for an uncontested divorce are actually lower now than they were in 1993. Our satisfied clients have referred many family members, friends and co-workers, acknowledging our superior service and reasonable fees.

Call or email our office to start your Richmond, Virginia divorce today.

The Law Office of
Michael Ephraim:

Uncontested Divorce

Separation and Property
Settlement Agreements

Divorce by Deposition

Divorce by Publication

"It was a pleasure working with you and your staff. Please accept our sincere thanks for making this divorce a successful one. We appreciate your time and service on our case, and again, thank you!"

Sincerely,
D.Z., Chester, Virginia

Fees assume that there are no property or support issues to be resolved.
Our Virginia attorneys and lawyers can advise you and prepare an agreement regarding any property, support, or other financial issues.
Our Virginia attorneys and lawyers can advise you throughout VA serving Fairfax Co, Arlington, Norfolk, Richmond, Virginia Beach, VA.
We will be glad to provide a fee quote. Call us at 703-635-7980 or 757-941-7778.
For one week and three week uncontested divorce, spouse must be available (by email or fax or in person) to sign documents agreeing to the divorce.

©2012 Michael Ephraim Law Firm - specializes in fast, low cost uncontested divorce in Virginia that you can do online with no office visit needed.
Their family law attorneys and lawyers understand Virginia divorce laws serving all of VA including Fairfax County, Arlington, Loudoun County, VA, Prince William County, VA, Richmond, VA, Chesapeake, VA, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Military divorces and many more.

Three Week Divorce Requirements:

1. At least one spouse has lived in Virginia for the last six months.

2.You and your spouse have been separated at least six months (no minor children) or
one year (if you and your spouse have minor children).

One Week Divorce Requirements:

1. At least one spouse has lived in Virginia for the last six months.

2. You and your spouse have been separated at least six months.

3. You have no minor children.

Divorce by Publication Requirements:

1. You have lived in Virginia for the last six months.

2. You and your spouse have been separated at least one year
(or six months if you already have a written and signed agreement).

3. Your spouse lives outside of the state of Virginia - in any other state or country; or you are unable to locate your spouse after making diligent efforts.

Divorce by Deposition Requirements

With spouse's signature:

1. At least one spouse has lived in Virginia for the last six months.

2. You and your spouse have been separated at least six months (no minor children) or one year (if you and your spouse have minor children).

Without spouse's signature (by publication in the newspaper):

1. You have lived in Virginia for the last six months.
2. You and your spouse have been separated at least one year (or six months if you already have a written and signed agreement).
3. Your spouse lives outside of the state of Virginia - in any other state or country; or you are unable to locate your spouse after making diligent efforts.