Legal agreements tailored for parents. Whether you are looking to establish or modify custody and/or support arrangements, our platform makes it easy to create binding agreements, without the hassle of courtrooms and endless paperwork.
No expensive legal fees, just straightforward documentation.
Your information is private and protected.
All documents are reviewed by licensed Texas attorneys to ensure accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind. Legal clarity, without the high cost.
Yes, we serve Texas and all of Texas.
Uncontested.com helps parents in Texas create secure, court-ready custody and support agreements without the stress of going to court. Whether you live in a large metro or a smaller town, our Texas-licensed attorneys make sure your documents meet legal standards and protect your parental rights.
The website offers three services that you can pick and choose from at your convenience:
1. Document Only
Cost: $500 for up to one (1) hour of legal services.
The law firm will prepare all your legal documents. You file the documents and arrange the final hearing directly with the court.
2. Documents and Final Hearing
Cost: $1,060 for up to two (2) hours of legal services.
The law firm will prepare all your legal documents and arrange the final hearing. You file the petition with the court.
3. Documents, Filing, and Final Hearing
Cost: $1,060 for up to two (2) hours of legal services. Court fees will be charged separately.*
The law firm will prepare all your legal documents, file them with the court, and arrange the final hearing.
*Court fees may vary depending on the county in which you are filing.
There are three categories of child support in Texas:
Texas law requires that your court order include a provision for both medical and dental coverage for each child.
Texas uses guidelines based on the non-custodial parent’s net income (or “take-home” pay), the number of children, and certain other factors. The standard percentage ranges from 20% of net income for one child, up to 40% of net income for five or more children.
In an uncontested SAPCR, you can agree to an amount higher or lower than the guidelines or even agree to no child support at all, so long as you both deem it in the best interests of each child.
