How Much Will an Uncontested Divorce Cost?
An uncontested divorce (also known as “agreed divorce”) occurs when both parties agree to be divorced and agree to all matters related to the divorce, such as asset distribution, debt division, spousal support, child support, child custody and visitation schedule, etc.
The major difference between uncontested and contested divorce cases is the amount of time required for each case.
At our office, we are currently only accepting uncontested divorce cases.
How much does the Law Office of David Nguyen, PC typically charge for an uncontested divorce?
| Type of Case (and Steps) | Estimated Government Fees | Attorney Fees |
| Uncontested Divorce without Children
1. File a Divorce Suit and the Original Petition for Divorce 2. Draft and file a Waiver of Service 3. Draft and file a Final Decree of Divorce 4. Draft and file Affidavit for Prove Up or attend a hearing (and provide preparation instructions) |
$375.00
* Clients will be required to provide their credit card information. Government fees will be charged directly onto the credit card on file. |
$2,500 |
| Uncontested Divorce with Children
1. File a Divorce Suit and the Original Petition for Divorce 2. Draft and file a Waiver of Service 3. Draft and file a Final Decree of Divorce 4. Draft and file Affidavit for Prove Up or attend a hearing (and provide preparation instructions) |
$400.00 * Clients will be required to provide their credit card information. Government fees will be charged directly onto the credit card on file. | $4,500 |
| Uncontested Divorce with Property (e.g. Home, Condo, Vehicle, Business, etc.)
1. File a Divorce Suit and the Original Petition for Divorce 3. Draft and file a Final Decree of Divorce 4. Draft and file Affidavit for Prove Up or attend a hearing (and provide preparation instructions) 5. Draft and file Special Warranty Deed |
$375.00
* Clients will be required to provide their credit card information. Government fees will be charged directly onto the credit card on file. $25.00 |
$4,500 |
Warning: If you are a foreign national seeking to obtain a divorce, please make sure that (1) You or your spouse meet the residency requirements for obtaining a divorce; and (2) you know the difference between a short-form versus a long-form divorce and how it may impact your immigration status.
Warning: If you are in a troubled marriage, we encourage you to work on having an amicable divorce. The money that you will have to spend on two different attorneys to “fight” for you is not worth it. The money should be used to rebuild and restart your new life.
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