Uncontested Divorce | Hutson Law

A clear path forward, without conflict

Flat‑fee uncontested divorce for couples who agree on the essentials — simple, predictable, and handled start to finish

What is an uncontested divorce?

When both spouses agree on the major terms — property, parenting, and how to separate — the law allows a simpler, calmer process.

An uncontested divorce is:

A clear agreement between both spouses

A path that avoids court appearances

A predictable, lower‑stress timeline

A way to move forward without conflict

You don’t have to know every detail right now. You just need to know you want a peaceful way through.

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Why a Flat-Fee Matters

An uncontested divorce is for people who aren’t looking for a fight. They’re looking for a process that’s steady, predictable, and handled correctly the first time.

With a flat‑fee model, you know exactly what the process will cost — and exactly what’s included.

What you get:

•    All required documents drafted for your specific county

•    Clear explanations at every step

•    E‑filing handled for you

•    Unlimited questions

•    A predictable, conflict‑free process from start to finish

What’s not included:

•    Contested issues

•    Negotiation between spouses

•    Litigation

• Anything that would create conflict or uncertainty

This is a process designed for people who want clarity, not escalation.

A simple steady process from start to finish

When both spouses agree on the essentials, the legal process becomes straightforward.

Here’s what the path looks like.

Step 1 — A short consultation

We confirm your case qualifies as uncontested and outline the steps ahead.
No pressure. No commitment. Just clarity.

Step 2 — Information gathering

You provide the details I need to prepare your documents.
Most clients complete this in under an hour.

Step 3 — Drafting your documents

I prepare judge‑ready forms tailored to your county.
You review everything, and we make any needed adjustments.

Step 4 — Signatures & e‑filing

Once the documents are finalized, you sign electronically.
I file your case and monitor it through the court system.

Step 5 — Final decree

After the waiting period, the judge signs the final order.
You receive a certified copy, and the process is complete

Most uncontested cases in Texas finalize in 60–90 days, depending on the county.

Who this is right for

A good fit for couples who want a peaceful, predictable process

This is right for you if:

You and your spouse agree on the major terms
You want a calm, straightforward process
You prefer a flat fee with no surprises
You want documents prepared correctly the first time
You’re ready to move forward without conflict.

Who this is not right for

Some situations need a different approach — and it’s better to know that early

This process is not a fit if:

There’s disagreement about property or parenting
One spouse wants to negotiate or fight
You expect court hearings or litigation
You’re unsure whether you want to proceed
You need legal strategy for contested issues

This honesty helps you choose the right path — even if that path isn’t this one.

PRICING

A clear flat fee with no surprises

Most clients choose an uncontested divorce because they want predictability — including the cost.

This flat‑fee model keeps everything simple and transparent.

Your flat fee includes:

All required documents drafted for your county

E‑filing and case monitoring

Unlimited questions

Guidance at every step

Final decree review and delivery

Your flat fee does not include:

Contested issues

Negotiation between spouses

Court hearings

Anything that would create conflict or uncertainty

Total flat fee:

$1500.00