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Uncontested Divorce & Flat-Fee Legal Options
An uncontested divorce allows you to resolve your case efficiently when both parties are generally in agreement. Even in cooperative situations, proper drafting, filings, and legal structure are important to ensure everything is handled correctly. We offer clear, flat-fee options to help you move through the process with clarity and confidence.
Move forward with a clear plan and a properly structured agreement.
Your Options for Handling an Uncontested Divorce
Even when both parties are generally in agreement, an uncontested divorce still requires proper drafting, disclosures, and court filings. The right approach depends on how much has already been agreed to and how much structure or guidance you need. Some situations only require document preparation, while others benefit from more involved legal support to ensure everything is complete, enforceable, and aligned with your goals. The options below are designed to give you the level of assistance that fits your situation.
Calm Divorce Roadmap Session
$350
A clear plan, realistic timeline, and “this is what the court will expect” checklist before you spend money on the wrong approach.
*This tier is advisory only. It does not include drafting, filing, service, negotiation, or court appearance work, but it is a strong starting point when you want clarity before committing to a larger divorce package.
Agreement Guardrail Review
$950
A controlled legal review to catch bad assumptions before they become a signed court order.
*This is a review product, not a drafting or filing package. It does not include negotiation with the other spouse, filing with the court, or unlimited rewrite work. If material terms are missing or disagreement surfaces, the matter moves out of this scope.
Draft-Only Uncontested Divorce Package
$2250
Court-ready documents, with you handling filing and service.
*This package does not include filing, e-filing setup, service handling, negotiation, or court appearance. If the spouse becomes uncooperative, service becomes difficult, or a hearing is required, you will likely need to upgrade.
File + Finalize Uncontested Divorce Package
$3250
We draft, e-file, manage service, and drive the case toward a clean finish within a defined scope.
*This tier does not include contested negotiation, publication service, QDRO work, business valuation issues, post-decree modifications, or unlimited back-and-forth revisions. It is designed for genuinely uncontested cases only.
Court-Backed Uncontested Divorce Package
$4750
Uncontested paperwork plus a defined court appearance, so your case does not stall when a hearing is required.
*This is still not a contested-litigation package. It does not include multiple hearings, emergency motions, temporary orders litigation, or open-ended negotiation. Additional appearances or conflict-driven work require a new scope and fee.
How scope and pricing stay clear
These packages are designed to give you a predictable process and defined deliverables, while also protecting against the common points where an uncontested case becomes more involved.
A clear plan, realistic timeline, and “this is what the court will expect” checklist before you spend money on the wrong approach.
Couples who are amicable but want to understand the Colorado process, likely deadlines, and whether their case actually fits an uncontested path.
- Eligibility screen for an uncontested divorce path under current Colorado rules and timeline requirements
- A customized case map showing which court forms and steps likely apply in your situation
- A document checklist for financial disclosures and required supporting information
- Risk-flag screening for children’s residency, protection order history, benefits issues, and other scope concerns
- A practical next-step plan so you know whether to stay DIY, move into drafting, or upgrade scope
This tier is advisory only. It does not include drafting, filing, service, negotiation, or court appearance work, but it is a strong starting point when you want clarity before committing to a larger divorce package.
A controlled legal review to catch bad assumptions before they become a signed court order.
Spouses who already have draft terms, mediation paperwork, or template agreements and want an attorney to identify missing pieces, weak terms, and practical risks before signing.
- Attorney review of your Property & Financial Agreement for completeness, consistency, and practical enforceability
- Parenting Plan review when children are involved, including clarity and future-conflict risk points
- Review of your disclosure posture and whether required Colorado financial filings are being handled correctly
- A review call to explain issues, recommended fixes, and what would trigger escalation
- A written issue list so you understand what to revise, what to keep, and what should not be ignored
This is a review product, not a drafting or filing package. It does not include negotiation with the other spouse, filing with the court, or unlimited rewrite work. If material terms are missing or disagreement surfaces, the matter moves out of this scope.
Court-ready documents, with you handling filing and service.
Clients who want attorney-drafted divorce paperwork but prefer to self-manage the filing, service, and court logistics themselves.
- Draft Petition for Dissolution of Marriage tailored to your facts, including children, residency, and required disclosures
- Draft core agreement documents, including the Property & Financial Agreement and Parenting Plan if applicable
- A disclosure roadmap showing what must be filed, what must be exchanged, and what deadlines matter
- A finalization kit matched to the case type, including no-children affidavit/decree paperwork where appropriate
- A filing and service checklist so you know the sequence of next steps after delivery
This package does not include filing, e-filing setup, service handling, negotiation, or court appearance. If the spouse becomes uncooperative, service becomes difficult, or a hearing is required, you will likely need to upgrade.
We draft, e-file, manage service, and drive the case toward a clean finish within a defined scope.
Couples who are aligned on the material terms and want a more hands-on, professionally managed uncontested process instead of handling the court steps themselves.
- Drafting and e-filing of the initial pleadings, plus a defined service plan
- Workflow management through the case process, including the 42-day disclosure filing packet
- Drafting of the separation agreement and parenting documents, with one defined revision round
- Finalization path selection and preparation based on whether the case can proceed without appearance or will require a hearing path
- Case tracking and closeout through decree entry, within the scope of an uncontested matter
This tier does not include contested negotiation, publication service, QDRO work, business valuation issues, post-decree modifications, or unlimited back-and-forth revisions. It is designed for genuinely uncontested cases only.
Uncontested paperwork plus a defined court appearance, so your case does not stall when a hearing is required.
Clients whose case is still uncontested on the substance, but who want attorney support through a required hearing or other defined court event.
- Everything included in the File + Finalize package
- Preparation for one defined court event, including hearing-specific prep and proposed order planning
- Limited appearance handling for the covered court event, consistent with Colorado limited-scope practice
- A more controlled path for cases with children or other situations where nonappearance finalization is not realistically available
- Post-hearing follow-through to obtain and distribute the final decree
This is still not a contested-litigation package. It does not include multiple hearings, emergency motions, temporary orders litigation, or open-ended negotiation. Additional appearances or conflict-driven work require a new scope and fee.
How scope and pricing stay clear
These packages are designed to give you a predictable process and defined deliverables, while also protecting against the common points where an uncontested case becomes more involved.
- Court filing fees, e-filing fees, service fees, and third-party costs are separate unless specifically included
- Representation is for one spouse only, not both spouses jointly
- If negotiation becomes necessary, the case may need to move into hybrid or full-representation scope
- Minor children can change the finalization path and may require a hearing rather than a paper-only finish
- Publication service, certified-mail service issues, and hard-to-serve spouse situations are outside standard product scope
- Business ownership, retirement division issues, or other financial complexity may require custom pricing
- Post-decree modifications and contested follow-up issues are not included in these flat-fee packages
Frequently Asked Questions
What qualifies as an uncontested divorce?
An uncontested divorce generally means both parties are in agreement on the major issues, such as property division, debt, and any parenting matters. Even when there is agreement, the terms still need to be properly documented and submitted to the court.
How long does an uncontested divorce take?
Timing depends on court procedures and required waiting periods, but uncontested cases are typically faster than contested ones. Delays usually come from incomplete paperwork or unresolved details rather than the court process itself.
What happens if we start uncontested but later disagree?
If disagreements arise, the process may need to shift to a more involved approach. In those situations, additional legal work or a different representation structure may be required to resolve outstanding issues.
What needs to be included in an uncontested divorce agreement?
A complete agreement typically addresses property division, debts, and any other relevant financial or personal arrangements. Even in cooperative cases, the terms need to be clearly drafted and structured to avoid ambiguity and ensure they are enforceable by the court.
Frequently Asked Questions
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