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Do I need a lawyer for an uncontested divorce?No law requires a party to have a lawyer but given the complexities of some of the required documentation, it is always prudent to do so. The expense is far outweighed by the potential damage that can be done by those not trained in the law. Where retirement benefits are being divided and a qualified domestic relations order is necessary, the services of an experienced attorney are almost always necessary. There is always the danger that one party will seek to take advantage of the other and considering the long terms effects on divorce, the advice of counsel can be invaluable.
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