Navigate the path to a fresh start with ease. Our online platform streamlines the divorce process,clearing the pathway to a quick, uncontested resolutions with clear legal guidance every step of the way. Avoid drawn-out court battles and get started in just a few clicks.
*Final hearings are required by Texas law. If you choose this option, you’ll need to attend the hearing and file the paperwork yourself.
All documents are reviewed by licensed Texas attorneys to ensure accuracy, compliance, and peace of mind. Legal clarity, without the high cost.
We serve Texas and all of Texas.
Uncontested.com helps clients in Texas file fast, affordable, and legally sound divorces completely online. Whether you’re in a big city or a small town, our Texas-based attorneys ensure your paperwork is accurate, court-approved, and fully compliant with state laws.
If you and your spouse can agree to all the major terms of your divorce, then an Uncontested Divorce may be right for you.
An Uncontested Divorce is probably not right for you if:
You are welcome to contact us to discuss any questions or concerns you may have regarding your divorce.
This service has been designed to accommodate a wide array of circumstances. However, if you or your spouse meet any of the following conditions, then you should not start the Uncontested Divorce process:
If you meet any of these conditions and would like to discuss your options, please contact us to arrange a consultation.
In Texas, when a divorce is finalized, the Decree of Divorce (“Decree”) that includes the division of marital assets and debts becomes part of the public record, which means it is accessible to anyone.
If you want to keep the details of your assets and debts completely off the public record, we can prepare a separate document called an Agreement Incident to Divorce (“Agreement”).
Under this approach:
Please note: We charge an additional $1,000 for up to two (2) hours of legal services to prepare the Agreement.
The website provides for families with children.
Please note:
– If you or your spouse had a child with a third party during the marriage, then the appropriate acknowledgment of paternity and denial of paternity forms will need to be completed and filed with the court before the final hearing.
– The Firm can not offer Uncontested Divorce services if you or your spouse currently shares custody of one or more children with a third party, including grandchildren.
If you meet either of these criteria and would like to learn more, please contact us to discuss your options in more detail.
