Divorce

Denton Divorce Attorneys

Representing Divorce Cases Throughout Denton County

The decision to file for divorce is never an easy one—however, divorce can give you a new start and provide you with the peace of mind that you deserve. 

Let our team of divorce lawyers at Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers guide you through this difficult time.

Reasons to Choose Our Firm:

  • 110+ years of collective experience
  • We help you make confident decisions
  • Deeply committed to helping you achieve your goals
  • We ensure you understand the laws surrounding your case
  • We strive to provide the best possible customer service
  • We listen to your needs and concerns before providing skilled guidance
  • We offer financing to help with retainer fees. Click here to see your options

Contact us online or call (940) 293-2313 today to schedule a case evaluation! We offer video consultations for your convenience.

Types of Divorce in Texas

Contested Divorce in Texas

Contested divorces are ones in which neither party can decide how to settle issues related to child custody, child support, spousal support, and/or property division.

If you are looking to get a contested divorce in TX, then you will have to go to divorce court, where a judge will hear the arguments of both sides and make the final decisions regarding each contested issue in your divorce.

Uncontested Divorce in Texas

Also known as "no-contest divorce," uncontested divorces in Texas are those in which the divorcing couples can amicably agree on how to settle their divorces without going to court.

Examples of uncontested divorce include mediation and collaborative law, where the divorce settlement is reached out-of-court with the help of a neutral mediator or collaborative lawyers.


Need to file for divorce? Call (940) 293-2313 to get started!


The Divorce Process - How to File for Divorce in Texas

Wondering how to file for divorce in Texas? You will need to follow these steps:

  • Meet the residency requirements
  • Fill out the divorce forms
  • File the Petition with the court clerk
  • Serve copies of the divorce papers to the other party
  • Receive temporary orders (custody/support)
  • Go through the discovery process
  • Attend mediation/litigation
  • Get your final divorce decree issued by a judge

How to File for Uncontested Divorce in Texas

It is relatively easy to obtain a divorce in Texas if the divorce is uncontested. "Uncontested" does not mean that both spouses agrees to get divorced, but rather that both spouses agree on all terms of the divorce. This includes:

If you and your spouse disagree even slightly on something, then you may need a more traditional divorce. However, if you truly have an uncontested divorce, then online lawyer-assisted services can be a great low-cost alternative. Learn more by visiting our DIY divorce website at www.simpletexasdivorce.com.

How Much Does a Divorce Cost in Texas?

The cost of a divorce in Texas varies depending on what is involved. The total cost of divorce in Texas includes filing fees, court fees (varying by county), and attorney fees if applicable.

In Denton County, a divorce costs anywhere from $284 - $308 to file for divorce before any additional costs. Therefore, an uncontested divorce can cost less than $400; however, contested cases will incur court fees and attorney fees, costing thousands of dollars. For an idea of what your divorce could cost you, it is best to speak directly with an experienced and trusted attorney.

Check out SimpleTexasDivorce.com, our website dedicated to providing accurate and complete ”uncontested divorce kits."

Modifying a Divorce

Many couples who get a divorce have already separated, split their property, and set a child visitation and support routine. For these couples, filing a divorce is usually just a formality, but an important one (especially Texas) because, with no “legal separation“, you remain married for all purposes until you complete the divorce, including the accumulation of community property and liabilities.

Once your divorce is final, if you need to change any of the terms of the divorce and your ex-spouse does not agree to do so, then you will need to hire an attorney to help you petition the court to modify your divorce decree. You really need to get it the way you want it the first time, even if that requires hiring an attorney or sitting through a divorce consultation.

Putting Our Clients' Needs First

We do video consultations! We can conduct your initial case evaluation remotely via video so that you don't need to leave your home or office. Get in touch today to set up a time that is convenient for you.

The divorce process can often get the best of a person's emotions, which can lead to impulsive decisions. Our goal is to equip and prepare you so that you can make informed, level-headed decisions. Turn to Coker, Robb & Cannon today for exceptional legal guidance. We have offices in Denton, Fort Worth, Frisco, and Little Elm, allowing us to serve clients in Denton, Collin, and Tarrant County, Texas.

Get 110+ Years of Combined Experience on Your Side

Attorneys Duane L. Coker, Kelly K. E. Robb, and Jackie Cannon are all Board Certified in Family Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. Founding attorney Duane L. Coker, along with several other attorneys in our firm, holds a perfect 10.0 Superb Avvo Rating. Whether you choose to settle your divorce through mediation, trial, or collaborative law, our firm has strong litigation skills and resources to tackle the most complicated cases.

Unlike other law firms, your divorce case won't be forgotten or lost in the shuffle. Our lawyers give each case they handle dedicated attention because we truly care about the men, women, and families we represent. Customer service is the foundation of all our services, which is why your phone calls, emails, and inquiries will be addressed as quickly as possible.

Read testimonials from some of our previous clients to learn more about our high-caliber divorce services.

Get Answers from the Lawyers at Coker, Robb & Cannon

Divorce can lead to a variety of questions and concerns. We can provide you with the reliable and discreet guidance you need to face the next chapter of your life with confidence. 

Coker, Robb & Cannon, Family Lawyers is here to look out for you and your family's best interests. We have offices conveniently located in Denton, Fort Worth, and Frisco helping with divorce in Denton, Collin, and Tarrant County.


Find out how we can assist you with your divorce case in Denton. Contact us today! 


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