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Uncontested Divorce in Japan: The Fastest Path

An uncontested divorce — where both spouses agree on all terms — is the fastest, cheapest, and least stressful way to divorce in Japan. Here's how it works.

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What Makes a Divorce Uncontested

  • Both spouses agree to the divorce itself
  • Agreement on how to divide property and debts
  • Agreement on spousal support (if any)
  • Agreement on child custody and parenting arrangements
  • Agreement on child support
  • No major disputes requiring court resolution

Benefits

  • Significantly cheaper than contested divorce
  • Much faster — weeks to months vs. years
  • Less emotionally damaging for everyone, especially children
  • More control over the outcome (you decide, not a judge)
  • Privacy — less public court exposure
  • Better foundation for co-parenting relationship going forward

How to Proceed

  • Discuss and agree on all terms with your spouse
  • Put everything in a written separation/settlement agreement
  • Have the agreement reviewed by independent legal counsel
  • File the agreed terms with the court
  • Attend any required hearings (may be brief or waived)
  • Check if Japan allows simplified or online filing for agreed divorces

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Legal Disclaimer: This article covers Japan divorce law for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Laws change frequently. Always consult a qualified family law attorney or solicitor in Japan for advice specific to your situation.