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Uncontested Divorce

Uncontested Divorce Lawyer in Fort Worth

If you and your spouse agree on the terms of your divorce, an uncontested divorce offers a faster, more affordable, and less stressful route forward. At OWLawyers®, our uncontested divorce attorneys in Fort Worth help you navigate this process with clarity, compassion, and attention to detail. Our goal is to protect your interests every step of the way so you can move forward with peace of mind and confidence.

Our team understands the local requirements set by Tarrant County courts. Accurate paperwork, proper signatures, and compliance with Texas Family Code guidelines are necessary for approval. We help you avoid confusion or delays by reviewing every detail—from agreed property division to creative parenting schedules. Trust us to support your uncontested divorce, ensuring each step prepares you for life beyond your marriage.

Why Chooses Us as Your Fort Worth Uncontested Divorce Lawyers?

At OWLawyers®, our team combines decades of family law experience with a personal approach to every uncontested divorce. Many of our attorneys hold board certification in Family Law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization and have earned recognition in Texas Super Lawyers and Best Lawyers. With more than 155 years of combined experience, we handle both straightforward and complex divorce cases—including those involving significant assets, children, or business ownership.

  • Personalized attention: We tailor our approach after learning your goals and family dynamics.
  • Clear communication: We keep you informed so you can feel confident at every stage.
  • Compassionate advocacy: We provide steady, practical guidance through both the legal and emotional sides of divorce.
  • Comprehensive family law support: Our team handles all aspects of family law across Fort Worth and the surrounding area.

The Uncontested Divorce Process in Fort Worth

Here’s how the uncontested process generally works in our area:

  • Review eligibility: Texas requires one spouse to have lived in the state for six months and in Tarrant County for at least 90 days prior to filing.
  • Draft agreements: We assist with preparing documents that reflect your shared decisions on property, finances, and any children.
  • File legal paperwork: We submit your uncontested divorce documents to the appropriate local court and outline the next actions you will take.
  • Wait for distribution periods: A 60-day waiting period, required by Texas law, begins once the petition is filed.
  • Attend court review: In uncontested divorces, often only one spouse must attend a brief hearing, where the judge reviews the agreements for fairness and legal compliance.
  • Receive a divorce decree: Once the court approves your agreements, the divorce becomes final and legally binding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a divorce uncontested in Texas?

An uncontested divorce means both spouses agree on all matters, including property division, financial support, and child custody, so no issues are disputed in court.

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Fort Worth?

In most cases, an uncontested divorce in Fort Worth takes at least 60 days because of the Texas mandatory waiting period, though timelines may vary with court scheduling.

Do both spouses need to attend court for an uncontested divorce?

Often, only one spouse must appear in court for a brief hearing to finalize the uncontested divorce in Tarrant County, but judges may have different requirements.

Can we use the same attorney for an uncontested divorce?

No. Texas law does not allow one attorney to represent both spouses, but one attorney can prepare paperwork and guide a single spouse through the process.

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