100+ Five Star Google Reviews
Established 2017
2,500+ Satisfied Clients
Navigating a divorce doesn’t have to be overwhelming, adversarial, or expensive, especially when both parties agree on the key terms. At Brashears Law Group, our flat-rate uncontested divorce services are designed to simplify the legal process, reduce unnecessary financial burden, and help you move forward with clarity and confidence. We assist with preparing agreements, filing required documents, and ensuring all legal details are handled accurately so you can reach a final resolution efficiently. Our attorneys are dedicated to keeping the experience smooth, straightforward, and manageable from start to finish. Contact us today for a free consultation to learn more about the process.
Free Initial Consultation
We begin with a free consultation — in person or virtual — to understand your specific needs and goals and answer any questions you have about filing for uncontested divorce.
Customized Legal Plan
Next we develop a tailored plan that addresses your unique circumstances, whether it involves division of assets, child custody, or business separation.
Implementation & Support
Lastly we handle all the legal documentation and ensure everything is in place. Our team continues to provide support and updates from filing to concluding the divorce.
Hi, I’m Bryan,
Thank you for visiting Brashears Law Group. I know that navigating a divorce can feel overwhelming, even when both parties are in agreement, and I’m here to make the process as smooth and manageable as possible.
My goal is to help you complete your divorce efficiently by preparing the necessary documents, ensuring legal accuracy, and guiding you through each required step so you can move forward without unnecessary stress or conflict.
I take pride in offering practical, personalized legal support that respects your time, your goals, and your desire for a straightforward and affordable resolution. I look forward to assisting you through this important transition.
Sincerely,
Bryan
Bryan Brashears
FOUNDER, ATTORNEY
100+ Five Star Reviews
Clients keep coming back to us because of our consistent five-star Google reviews, reflecting the exceptional service and results we deliver time and time again.
"Prompt, professional, and informative. Will be coming back!"
Bryan Pfeiffer
"Great and thorough work. Explained all facets of the process in understandable detail."
Homero Arizpe Jr
"I have nothing but good to say about Bryan ,he did a fantastic job and quick responses. "
Luis Alvarez
"Needed review of some legal docs and Bryan responded quickly and with reasonable prices. Will definitely use him again."
Geoff Oliver
"Brashears Law Group makes your problems and projects theirs. Working with Bryan doesn’t feel like an expense, but rather a partnership in the collaboration of our next projects. I cannot recommend BLG enough!"
Noah Maney
"Bryan gets things done quickly, has great advice, and honestly provides a great set of legal services for my company. We will be using him well into the future. Good Guy as well!"
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Texas Uncontested Divorce FAQs
What makes a divorce “uncontested” in Texas?
A divorce is considered uncontested when both spouses agree on all key issues, including property division, debts, child custody, child support, and spousal support. No court litigation is required, making the process faster and more cost-effective.
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Texas?
Most uncontested divorces in Texas can be finalized shortly after the mandatory 60-day waiting period. If both parties agree on all terms and paperwork is correctly filed, the process can often be completed soon after that period expires.
Do we have to appear in court for an uncontested divorce?
In many Texas counties, only one spouse must appear briefly to finalize the divorce. Some counties allow certain uncontested divorces to be completed without any in-person hearing, depending on the circumstances.
Can we use the same attorney for an uncontested divorce?
Texas law does not allow one attorney to represent both spouses. However, one spouse may hire an attorney to prepare and file the paperwork, and the other spouse can choose to review or sign the documents independently.
Is an uncontested divorce easier if we don't have children?
Yes. Divorces without children generally require fewer documents and are often processed more quickly. That said, uncontested divorces with children are still possible as long as both parents agree on custody, visitation, and support.
Do we need a written agreement for an uncontested divorce in Texas?
Yes. A signed settlement agreement is required to outline the terms of your divorce. This agreement becomes part of the final divorce decree, ensuring the court recognizes and enforces your decisions.
What if we agree on almost everything but still have one unresolved issue?
To qualify as uncontested, all major issues must be fully agreed upon. If disagreements remain, our attorneys can help mediate the remaining issues so you can still proceed uncontested.
How much does an uncontested divorce cost?
While pricing varies by case, Brashears Law Group offers flat-rate legal fees for uncontested divorces. This gives clients cost transparency and predictable fees without the uncertainty of hourly billing.
Can we file for uncontested divorce if we’ve been separated for a long time?
Yes. Texas does not require legal separation before filing for divorce. Long-term separation can actually make the uncontested process easier if both parties are ready to agree on terms.
Do we have to divide property 50/50 in Texas?
Texas follows community property rules, but divorcing spouses can agree to any division that works for them. In an uncontested divorce, you have flexibility to decide on a fair arrangement without court intervention.
Can an uncontested divorce become contested later?
It can, but only if spouses stop agreeing on the terms. Staying aligned and maintaining open communication helps keep the process uncontested from start to finish.
How do I get started?
Getting started is simple. Once both spouses agree that the divorce will proceed uncontested, you can schedule a consultation with Brashears Law Group. We’ll review your situation, outline the documents needed, and begin preparing the necessary paperwork to move the process forward quickly and efficiently.