Texas divorce cases take many different shapes and forms. People often think of divorce as a very contentious process that involves legal battles over child custody, child support, spousal support, and the division of assets.
Thankfully, not all divorce cases require a grueling back-and-forth between the soon-to-be-divorced couple. Contentious divorces happen – we know because we handle them – but so do uncontested divorces. And, contrary to popular belief, you should still hire a Texas divorce attorney even if you are going through an uncontested divorce.
Drafting documents
In any legal matter, there will be important documents that you need to have drafted to convey the facts of the case and your intentions. Attempting to navigate the heavy paperwork that comes with a divorce on your own can be a daunting task full of landmines that can cost your dearly.
Our team understands these documents like the backs of our hands and can draft the documents you need to formalize your uncontested divorce in Texas. This includes but is not limited to:
- Original Petition for Divorce
- Waiver of Service (especially in uncontested divorces)
- Final Divorce Decree and ancillary documents
Protecting your rights, assets, and children
An uncontested divorce is only uncontested as long as both parties agree on all important matters. You may think you have an amicable situation until somewhere during the process your spouse decides they want to switch up on you.
Hiring a divorce attorney during an uncontested divorce ensures you have the proper legal protection for the assets you want to maintain and your children (including your time with them). We know the law and what your rights are – let us guide you through this process so we can protect your children, assets, and peace.
Direct access to all the answers you need
You have questions and we have answers. We will remain available to you to get you all the answers you need about your divorce case as soon as possible. Our goal is to make sure you aren’t left in the dark about any of the details of your divorce so you can confidently move forward with your life.
We are certified and educated to give you valid legal advice. Many people aren’t qualified to actually give you the legal advice you need during this challenging time. This means you can only take advice from them (or the internet) with a grain of salt. An unqualified opinion could cost you in divorce.
Divorce doesn’t have to be ugly
Our team of experienced attorneys has seen it all when it comes to Texas divorces. We understand the troubles families go through during this time, and we understand the nuances of both contested and uncontested divorces.If you are dealing with an uncontested divorce, don’t take the process for granted, and contact Tycha Kimbrough with Kimbrough Legal to get your case done right.
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