Uncontested Divorce
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We can help you through the process of divorce.
You have probably heard the horror stories about a divorce battle between spouses that lead to very expensive divorces. But there is another side to the story.
How about a divorce that is $1,500.00 or less or involves only one spouse going to court for 15 minutes.
Contemplating Divorce?
When spouses contemplating divorce are generally concerned about keeping their property and children out of court, saving money and keeping their private lives private, the alternative is an uncontested divorce. Some call it a simple divorce or an agreed divorce, but the idea is simple, the spouses agree to the terms of the final decree.
In General Terms
Generally, the terms include but are not limited to a no-fault divorce, specifically accounting for who will get which property, who will take which debt, and how taxes will be handled. If there are children, the final order will detail the rights and duties of each parent to the children, child support, and medical insurance.
In Certainty
Certainly, there can be much more in a final decree of divorce than what was just described. The point is that if the terms of the property, debt and child issues are worked out in private then the process could become less expensive, private and less stressful for the children and the spouses or parents.
Let Professionals Help with your divorce
At the Mohr Law Firm, we can help you through the process of divorce. If your case is uncontested, agreed or simple we can help you go through the process by doing the litigation steps of creating the petitions, motions, affidavits, and orders and performing the correct filings with the clerks. While we are doing the litigation steps for you, you and your spouse can concentrate on the issues of property, debt, and children.
Generally, we will quote a flat fee for an uncontested divorce and the fees vary depending on the extra language or extra orders and paperwork for property or extra language for variances in the parent-child relationship part of the order. Typical additional costs items include deeds and deeds of trust on real estate and Qualified Domestic Relations Orders associated with retirement plans.
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The Mohr Law Firm, PLLC
950 E State Hwy 114 Suite 160,
Southlake, TX 76092
The Mohr Law Firm, PLLC
1209 E Belknap St,
Fort Worth, TX 76102
The Mohr Law Firm, PLLC
909 NE Interstate 410, Suite 500B
San Antonio, Texas 78209