Family tree software is widely available and can be very affordable. Several companies provide programs necessary for building a family tree digitally. Be sure check out options and a few reviews before choosing a program. Some of them may be very cheap, but do not provide much functionality to users, will be crash-prone, and may not allow you to expand tree as easily as you would like. This is important if you are just beginning your genealogical investigations, as your family tree will grow much larger more you learn.

But, you may not be ready to seriously consider uncontested divorce if you're just thinking about it.

Thinking about an uncontested divorce can mean a variety of things from a psychological perspective...it could mean that you are really on brink of divorce.

It could also mean that you're feeling frustrated and just want to end things as fast and quietly as possible. If this is case, you may want to make sure that you aren't just being lazy and you should examine your reasons for divorce first before you go any further.

"Does it mean I am really ready for divorce just because I am starting to think about an uncontested divorce?"

Maybe, maybe not.

Here's a few things you might want to think about before going onto next steps with regards to an uncontested divorce, just to make sure that you're really ready to go through with it.

Uncontested divorce situation 1: You're thinking about an uncontested divorce because you want out but you aren't sure if your spouse is ready to call it quits.

This can be tough if you aren't careful. The main point of an uncontested divorce is to have both parties agree on things. If your spouse doesn't even know that you're thinking about getting a divorce, mentioning an uncontested divorce may result in an explosive discussion.

Uncontested divorce situation 2: You've both agreed that you'd like a divorce, but haven't really clearly defined why, you just know you both feel ending marriage is best.