Uncontested Divorce Services

Experienced Team is here to help you - When filing an uncontested divorce, the first thing is to choose an attorney that has the experience to work on several uncontested cases. We at M&A Law Firm are proud to offer you a team of professionals that handle uncontested divorce cases on daily basis. Our experts are here to guide you about every detail that is involved in this process, and help you in making an informed decision.

Initial visit – On your first meeting with us (phone, or in person), which is a free consultation; we discuss different aspects of your case. Our experts go through the details of your case, and give you a start to end summary of the whole process of filing an uncontested divorce. Next, they will give you a list of required documents for uncontested divorce, and will explain every document along with its details and necessities.

Preparation of Documents – Our uncontested divorce department then prepare all required documents for uncontested divorce for your particular county (Dallas, Denton, Tarrant, Collin), and discuss them with you. After the verification of information, you will sign all the documents.

Finalizing the Documents - You can then discuss those documents with your spouse, and once both of you agree on the information provided in the documents, we finalize them for the filing in the court. For uncontested divorce we only represent one member of the married couple, and if your spouse wants to come for meeting with you, he/she can but, we will only be representing you in the divorce proceedings. He might need an attorney to represent him as well, and that attorney cannot be from our firm, due to legal bindings and restrictions.

Representing you in the court – The final step for you is to go to the court with one of our uncontested divorce attorneys, and file the case with the court. The attorney will have all the information about your case and documents. Our attorneys will be with you to guide you with different proceedings of the court, and will assist you in answering the questions by the judge.

Granting the Divorce Granted Paperwork – If you have all the required information, and you come prepared to the court, the divorce process will not take that much time. Once the judge finds out that both parties are able to agree on the key issues, and all the required documents are there, our attorneys will have the necessary divorce paperwork ready to take home with you, and your divorce process will be completed.