Flat-Fee Uncontested Divorce in Texas
If both spouses already agree on the terms, a divorce need not be costly or slow. The Law Office of Keith Phillips manages your uncontested divorce for a single transparent flat fee — attorney-guided from filing to final decree.
Request a Free Consultation → Call (936) 298-8000What is an uncontested divorce?
In an uncontested divorce, you and your spouse have reached agreement on every major issue — how property and debts are divided and, when relevant, custody, visitation, and support. With nothing left to litigate, the case proceeds through the court efficiently and your legal costs remain predictable.
Attorney Keith Phillips personally manages your uncontested divorce, from drafting the paperwork to the final court order — giving you genuine attorney oversight without the expense of a contested battle.
One Flat Fee
One transparent price covering the entire uncontested process. You know what it costs from the start — no surprise hourly charges.
Attorney-Guided
Every document is prepared and reviewed by a licensed Texas attorney — not a fill-in-the-blank form service.
Efficient
Because both parties are in agreement, most cases wrap up with little or no courtroom time.
Who qualifies?
An uncontested divorce may be a good fit if you and your spouse see eye to eye on dividing property and debts, along with any arrangements for children and support. Not sure whether your situation qualifies? A free consultation will clear that up.
How it works
- Free consultation. We verify that your divorce qualifies as uncontested and address any questions you have.
- Document preparation. Keith drafts your petition, decree, and every supporting document.
- Review & signatures. Both spouses look over the agreed terms and sign.
- Finalization. We take care of the filing and steer the case through to the final court order.
Uncontested Divorce FAQs
Common questions about flat-fee uncontested divorce in Texas.
A divorce counts as uncontested when both spouses are in agreement on every major issue — dividing property and debt, plus any child-related matters such as custody, visitation, and child support. Since there is nothing left for a judge to decide, the case can be finalized without a contested trial.
Under Texas law, a mandatory 60-day waiting period runs from the date the divorce petition is filed before any divorce can be finalized. Provided all paperwork is signed and in order, most uncontested cases wrap up soon after that waiting period ends.
We handle qualifying uncontested divorces for a single flat fee, so the total cost is clear before we start — no open-ended hourly billing. The precise fee varies with the details of your case (for instance, whether children are involved). Contact us for a free consultation and a straightforward quote.
No. In a divorce, an attorney can only represent one party. Keith represents you and prepares the agreed paperwork, which your spouse then reviews and signs. That keeps the process cooperative while still safeguarding your interests.
For many uncontested cases, court time is minimal — and in certain counties the final step involves little or no in-person appearance. At your consultation, we'll explain exactly what to expect in your county.
An uncontested divorce can still work with children involved, provided both parents agree on custody (conservatorship), a possession schedule, and child support consistent with Texas guidelines. Keith ensures the orders are complete and enforceable.
You can still pursue an uncontested divorce as long as you agree on how to split your property and debts. We ensure the decree properly transfers real estate, retirement accounts, and other assets so nothing is left unresolved later.
Should a genuine dispute come up, the case is no longer uncontested. As a licensed mediator and an experienced family law attorney, Keith can help you resolve sticking points — or, if it becomes necessary, represent you in a contested matter.
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Free Consultation →Flat-fee pricing is available for qualifying uncontested cases. Reach out for exact pricing tailored to your situation.
Meet Our Team at the Law Office of Keith Phillips
Keith became a licensed mediator in 2020, and that perspective shapes how he approaches every case — focused on practical, efficient resolution while fully prepared to litigate when necessary. He is a father of five.
Behind the scenes, Kaitlyn is the one making sure nothing falls through the cracks — preparing documents, coordinating discovery, and tracking every deadline — so clients can focus on their families while she handles the details. What clients remember most is simply how heard she made them feel.
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