What is the difference between no-fault divorce, uncontested divorce, and dissolution of marriage?

"Dissolution of marriage" is what some states, including WA, call divorce. "No fault" means the statutes do not require either of the spouses to prove any reason in order to obtain a decree ending their marriage. "Uncontested" often means both spouses agree to all the terms of the dissolution of marriage. Most persons do not, hopefully, divorce often enough that they pickup up the necessary knowledge of the laws. So, it is often in each person's best interest to review the specific facts with the person's own attorney. The attorney will explain to the person how the laws may apply to the person's specific facts. Making decisions based on knowledge is often the best way. What you should do is review the specific facts with your attorney to find out your legal options.