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Uncontested Divorce

San Antonio Uncontested Divorce Attorney

When both spouses agree on the major terms property division, custody, and support an uncontested divorce can be a faster, more affordable, and less stressful path to finalizing your case. Moshko Law Firm handles uncontested divorces in San Antonio for one flat, transparent fee.

What qualifies as an uncontested divorce in Texas?

A divorce is considered uncontested when both spouses agree on all major issues: division of property and debt, child custody and visitation (if applicable), and child or spousal support. Texas also requires a minimum 60-day waiting period from the date the petition is filed before a divorce can be finalized, even when uncontested.

What's included in our flat fee:

  • Preparing and filing your divorce petition
  • Drafting the final decree of divorce reflecting your agreed terms
  • Guiding you through required disclosures and paperwork
  • Representing you at the final, uncontested hearing

Why San Antonio couples choose Moshko Law Firm:

  • Flat-fee pricing — know your total cost before you begin, with no hourly surprises
  • Bilingual service — Se habla español throughout your case
  • Evening and weekend appointments to fit your schedule
  • Efficient, respectful process — no courtroom drama when both sides are ready to move forward

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an uncontested divorce take in Texas?
Texas law requires a minimum 60-day waiting period after filing before any divorce can be finalized. Uncontested cases typically move through that window more smoothly than contested ones, since there’s no need for extended negotiation or trial.
Yes — an attorney ensures your final decree is legally sound, covers details you may not think to include (future medical costs, retirement division, tax implications), and is properly filed with the court.
If new disagreements arise during the process, your case may shift from uncontested to contested. We’ll walk you through your options if that happens.
Yes. If you and your spouse agree on custody, visitation, and support, those terms can be included in your uncontested divorce decree.

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