Disclaimer: An uncontested divorce that is granted in Chambers does not address matters such as custody, community property, spousal support, etc. (also known as “incidental matters”). All incidental matters often require a court hearing and result in an increased rate for attorney’s fees.

An uncontested divorce also is considered a “no fault” divorce, meaning allegations of abuse, adultery, or abandonment cannot be raised and the parties are simply requesting that the marriage be terminated. If your specific circumstances require a personal consultation with one of our attorneys you may be charged an additional consultation fee of $100.00.