Specialty tag(s): Uncontested Divorce, Divorce
Rachel Rizzieri Feist | April 3, 2024
An uncontested divorce might seem like a quick, rubber-stamp process that you can handle yourself, without an attorney. But the truth is that it’s still a good idea to have a lawyer who can help to ensure that everything is handled properly and your rights are protected, even if you’re seeking an uncontested divorce.
An uncontested divorce is a divorce in which both spouses have already agreed on all of the possible areas of contention. This includes how property will be divided, how child custody will be divided and scheduled, and the details of any child support or spousal support payments.
Even if you’ve worked out everything with your spouse, getting a divorce is a complex legal process, and it’s best to have an experienced attorney to make sure that you fully understand everything. The outcome of your divorce will affect the rest of your life, and during this difficult time, emotions may cloud your thinking, so it’s valuable to have a trusted attorney on your side to help you. Your attorney can also make sure that all of the proper documentation is submitted and all of the correct paperwork is filed, resulting in a divorce decree that is legally enforceable and protects your rights.
If you’re planning on an uncontested divorce in Texas, call Goranson Bain Ausley today to speak with an experienced family law attorney who can guide you through this process.
Our attorneys are experienced in all aspects of family law and will guide you through each step of the process, ensuring you have the information you need to make wise decisions and prepare for the future.
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