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Also known as an uncontested divorce, an Agreed Divorce can help you move forward with dignity, grace and respect. Evans Family Law Group helps Austin-area families.

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Avoid costly courtroom litigation and expensive negotiations between lawyers.

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Achieve a desired outcome with minimal conflict and relationship damage.

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Resolve differences amicably and in an open and transparent manner.

Avoid the Cost of Litigation with an Agreed Divorce

What is an Agreed Divorce?

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by James W. Evans
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An Agreed Divorce can build on the goodwill of two people willing to work together, so as not to cause unnecessary conflict by embracing an amicable and transparent process from the start. An Agreed Divorce requires a commitment from both spouses wanting to adopt a different path from the traditional divorce.

An Agreed Divorce with Evans Family Law Group involves an experienced attorney Board Certified in the practice of Family Law whose purpose is to guide the client through the entire process, ensuring that children, property, finances, and assets are all addressed with creativity and customized court orders where needed to achieve a legal and binding agreement that is approved by the Court.

All in all, an Agreed Divorce is not about there being a winner or loser. It is the primary goal of the Evans Family Law Group for a client committed to an Agreed Divorce to set a positive tone for life after divorce, avoid unnecessary conflict, foster collaboration, and accelerate the healing process.

Take the first step in setting a positive tone for your post-divorce life and call us today at 512 628-2550 for a free consultation. Our experienced team is ready to provide you with the personalized legal support you need to move forward with confidence and peace of mind.

If you’re considering an agreed divorce in the areas of Williamson, Travis, Bastrop, or Hays Counties, let the Evans Family Law Group guide you toward a resolution that’s crafted with your best interests at heart.

Understanding Austin Agreed Divorces

In Austin, agreed divorces are a simpler and more cooperative alternative to the often stressful and confrontational contested divorces. This approach reflects a forward-thinking attitude, allowing couples to part ways amicably and focus on mutually beneficial solutions.

As an agreed divorce is for couples who’ve reached a consensus on their separation terms, it becomes a less costly and negative experience, often requiring minimal court intervention. This is the pathway we, at Evans Family Law Group, champion for our clients, ensuring the divorce process is not only legally sound but also a step towards healing.

The Essence of Agreed Divorce

An agreed divorce is a collaborative effort where both spouses work together to settle their differences peacefully, resulting in a faster and more harmonious conclusion. It’s a way to shape your future on your own terms, dealing with everything from dividing property to agreeing on how to co-parent. By fostering cooperation instead of conflict and approaching important decisions with mutual respect and consideration.

The Legal Framework for Agreed Divorces in Texas

The Texas legal system supports couples who decide on an uncontested divorce. To begin, residency requirements must be met, ensuring that one spouse has lived in Texas for the past six months and in the county of filing for at least 90 days.

At Evans Family Law Group, we understand the importance of accessible resources to help our clients navigate the agreed divorce process with ease and confidence. We recommend utilizing TexasLawHelp.org for comprehensive toolkits that provide valuable information on the divorce process in Texas. Additionally, eFileTexas.gov offers a convenient online filing system, simplifying the submission of legal documents. Our experienced legal team is here to guide you through these resources, ensuring that the divorce process is handled efficiently and with the utmost care for all parties involved.

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If you or a loved one has been seriously injured, please fill out the form below for your free consultation or call us at (512) 628-2550

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Free Consultation

Explain the process, identify key issues, answer questions, outline a plan, about 1 hour.

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Work Out the Details Using Our Online Questionnaire

Texas law requires that all couples wait a minimum of 60 days before the divorce may be finalized. During the waiting period, the couple works with our family law counselor to agree on the settlement, including child custody, visitation, division of assets, finances, liabilities and other options.

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Review and Sign Final Documents

Upon completion of the Agreed Final Decree of Divorce you and your spouse will compete a final review. Upon approval, you and your spouse will be asked to sign and return to the Attorney. For your convenience you can now submit all signatures electronically through any touch screen device.

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File Your Petition

Original petition is filed in court on behalf of the initiating party, then shared with both parties to maintain transparency and good will. No constable will “serve papers”.

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Draft the Initial Divorce Decree

Once you complete the initial agreement a staff will create a working draft of a Draft of an Agreed Final Decree of Divorce for your review. Any revisions will be made by one of our staff, subject to revisions by you, and thereafter an attorney will be assigned to review with you and complete the final draft that meets the terms of your agreement.

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Finalize Divorce

Once the Decree is signed by both parties, you will need to schedule a time with our office to finalize the Agreed Divorce in court. This step is referred to as a “prove up”.

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