Texas Uncontested Divorce Attorneys
Filing for an Uncontested Divorce in Texas
Uncontested divorces, sometimes also referred to as no-contest divorces, are desirable because they tend to be less stressful, require fewer legal costs, and are more time-efficient than a contested divorce. Additionally, a Texas uncontested divorce with a child involved typically allows for better preservation of the co-parenting relationship. To accomplish an uncontested divorce in Texas, both spouses must reach agreements to resolve all divorce issues. An experienced and highly skilled uncontested divorce attorney in Texas from Goranson Bain Ausley can provide the legal guidance and support you and your spouse need to reach a fair and just outcome for both parties.
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
In Texas, an uncontested divorce means that the spouses have or will quickly reach a complete agreement on their divorce issues. Common issues related to uncontested divorce include:
- Ground for divorce
- Conservatorship of children
- Allocation of parental rights and duties
- Parenting time (possession and access)
- Child support
- Health insurance and dental insurance for children
- Allocation of uncovered health-care expenses for children
- Division of marital assets
- Division of marital debts
- Post-divorce spousal maintenance (if any will be paid)
When outlining the terms of your uncontested divorce in TX, honesty, transparency, and mutual decision-making are important. If you and your spouse will be able to productively discuss options for divorce terms and reach agreements, then proceeding with an uncontested divorce may be possible.
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Should You Hire an Attorney for a No-Contest-Divorce in Texas?
Yes. Although you may have agreed on the issues in an uncontested divorce in Texas, lawyers are still a helpful tool to have at your disposal, so it’s still in your best interest to hire a family lawyer in most situations. Discussing your goals and options with experienced uncontested divorce lawyers can give you peace of mind that your needs are met and that the agreement is legally sound and durable. In addition, the right attorney for an uncontested divorce will ensure that all the details you need are addressed during the divorce process and are included in the agreement, saving you time and money down the road.
Is an Uncontested Divorce Right for Me?
If you and your spouse agree on all of the terms of your divorce and want an efficient, expedited, and cost-effective resolution, getting a no-contest divorce in Texas may be the best option for you. If you are unsure whether your divorce is uncontested, contact our Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, Granbury, Midland, Plano, or San Antonio law office: Our uncontested divorce lawyers can help you figure out which type of divorce process is the right option for you.
Residency Uncontested Divorce Requirement
In Texas, an uncontested divorce can only be filed if you meet the state’s residency requirements, which are:
- You or your spouse must continuously reside in Texas for six months immediately prior to filing for divorce
- You and your spouse must live within the specific county in which the divorce lawsuit is filed in the 90 days prior to filing the lawsuit
When you seek an uncontested divorce in Texas, your attorney can help to ensure that you meet the state’s residency requirements for filing.
How Can Our Uncontested Divorce Lawyers in Texas Help You?
At Goranson Bain Ausley, we provide a flat-fee divorce option for your uncontested divorce in TX to make the process as simple and cost-effective as possible. Our uncontested divorce attorneys are available to draft a petition, a waiver of service, and an agreed final decree of divorce. We also provide legal counsel, discuss options, and answer critical questions about uncontested divorce in Texas. Our lawyers are here to serve you: Contact us today to schedule a consultation.
Awards & Credentials
- Thomas P. Goranson 1997
- Thomas L. Ausley 1997
- Diana S. Friedman 1998
- Thomas A. Greenwald 2003
- Kathryn J. Murphy 2004
- Eric Robertson 2007
- Kelly Ausley-Flores 2009
- Cindy V. Tisdale 2010
- Kristal Thomson 2014
- Aimee Pingenot Key 2015
- Kristen A. Algert 2017
- P. Lindley Bain 2020
- Ryan R. Bauerle 2022
- Lindsey Obenhaus 2023
- Charla Davies 2024
- John J. Kappel 2024
- Angeline Lindley Bain 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2009 2008
- Hayley Collins Blair 2021 2018
- Kevin Davidson 2025
- Jeff Domen 2025
- Esther R. Donald 2025
- Diana S. Friedman 2017 2016 2015 2013
- Thomas P. Goranson 2011 2009 2008
- Thomas A. Greenwald 2022 2018 2012 2011 2009 2008
- Aimee Pingenot Key 2025 2024 2020 2019 2017
- Beth E. Maultsby 2010
- Kathryn J. Murphy 2024 2023 2020 2019 2018 2017 2010 2009 2008
- Lindsey Obenhaus 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021
- Katie Flowers Samler 2020 2019 2018
- Thomas L. Ausley 1980
- Gary L. Nickelson 1984
- Kathryn J. Murphy 1995
- Diana S. Friedman 1996
- Kristen A. Algert 1997
- Thomas A. Greenwald 1997
- Eric Robertson 1997
- Kelly Ausley-Flores 2000
- Curtis W. Harrison 2002
- Cindy V. Tisdale 2003
- Jeff Shore 2006
- Clint Westhoff 2006
- Jeff Domen 2009
- Kristal Thomson 2009
- Angel J. Berbarie 2010
- P. Lindley Bain 2012
- Aimee Pingenot Key 2012
- Kevin Davidson 2017
- Charla Davies 2017
- Rob Frazer 2018
- Ryan R. Bauerle 2018
- Hayley Collins Blair 2019
- Lindsey Obenhaus 2019
- Katie Flowers Samler 2019
- Jonathan James 2020
- John J. Kappel 2020
- Chris Nickelson 2021
- Chandler Rice Winslow 2023
- Kristiana Butler 2024
- Cassidy Pearson 2024
- Angelica Rolong Cormier 2024
- Mona Hosseiny Tovar 2026
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