No hourly billing. No courtroom battles. Licensed Texas attorneys handle everything from filing to final decree — most Houston cases finalized in 61 days.
Greater Houston is one of the most expensive metro areas in Texas for contested divorce litigation — attorney fees easily exceed $15,000–$30,000 per side before a case ever reaches trial. For couples who have already agreed on the key issues, that cost is entirely avoidable.
2500Divorce.com, operated by Fritz & Phillips, P.C., provides flat-fee uncontested divorce for Houston and Harris County families starting at $2,500. Our licensed Texas attorneys handle every document, every filing, and every court step — the same legal result you'd get from a high-retainer engagement, at a fraction of the cost. The difference is we don't charge for conflict that doesn't exist.
Every case at 2500Divorce.com is handled by a licensed Texas family law attorney — not paralegals or document preparers. Jessica Fritz and Keith Phillips co-founded this service specifically to give Houston-area families access to real legal representation at a price that makes sense when both spouses already agree.
Licensed in Texas since 2008, Jessica's practice focuses exclusively on family law — divorce, property division, child custody, and child support. She co-founded 2500Divorce.com to provide Houston-area families with attorney-guided divorce at a predictable flat fee.
Practicing family law exclusively since 2016, Keith spent years as a CPS caseworker before private practice — giving him direct insight into how courts evaluate child welfare. Licensed mediator since 2020.
Three paths to a final decree — only one makes sense when both spouses already agree.
| Option | Typical Cost | Attorney? | Timeline |
|---|---|---|---|
| DIY / Online Forms | $300–$600 + court fees | ✗ None | Variable — errors cause delays |
| 2500Divorce.com | From $2,500 flat fee | ✓ Licensed TX attorneys | As fast as 61 days |
| Traditional Litigation | $15,000–$30,000+ | ✓ Licensed attorneys | Months to years |
Every package includes licensed attorney representation and all document preparation. Court filing fees with the Harris County District Court are billed separately at cost — typically $300–$350. No retainers. No hourly billing.
No minor children · Minimal assets
Minor children · Texas SPO
Up to 2 properties + 2 QDROs
Court filing fees billed separately at cost — typically $300–$350 in Harris County. Financing available. Full Texas divorce cost guide →
Texas requires a mandatory 60-day waiting period after filing. Here's how 2500Divorce.com handles your Houston divorce from start to finish:
We confirm your case qualifies as uncontested and begin the process.
Our attorneys file your Original Petition with the Harris County District Clerk — starting the 60-day clock.
Tell us what you and your spouse have agreed on. We draft all required documents.
Review every document electronically, confirm terms are correct, then sign.
After the 60-day waiting period, we present your paperwork to the court. Divorce complete.
We serve clients throughout Harris County and the entire Greater Houston metro area — at the same flat-fee rates:
Free consultation. Flat-fee pricing. Financing available. Most Houston cases finalized in 61 days.
Contact an Attorney Or call (713) 930-2500 · info@2500divorce.comAnswer seven quick questions. We'll tell you exactly which path — and which price — fits your situation.
Based on your answers, an uncontested divorce through 2500Divorce.com is the right path for your family. Because you have minor children, the $3,500 package applies.
Included: Original Petition for Divorce, Waiver of Service, Final Decree of Divorce, Texas Standard Possession Order (or custom custody schedule), child support calculation and order, medical support provisions, and conservatorship designations. Attorney representation throughout. Most cases finalized in 61 days.
Court filing fees billed separately at cost — typically $250–$365 depending on county. Financing available on all packages.
Based on your answers, an uncontested divorce through 2500Divorce.com is the right path. No minor children means the $2,500 package applies — the fastest and most straightforward divorce option in Texas.
Included: Original Petition for Divorce, Waiver of Service, Final Decree of Divorce, full attorney representation throughout, and all court filings coordinated. Most cases finalized in 61 days — one day after the mandatory 60-day waiting period ends.
Court filing fees billed separately at cost — typically $250–$365 depending on county. Financing available on all packages.
You agree on most issues — but a few gaps remain. That gap is often smaller than it appears, and mediation frequently closes it without litigation.
Fritz & Phillips, P.C. offers certified mediation to help both parties reach full agreement. Once agreement is reached, your case proceeds as an uncontested divorce through 2500Divorce.com at the applicable flat fee.
If your spouse refuses to participate, the divorce must proceed as a contested matter. Fritz & Phillips, P.C. handles contested divorce throughout Montgomery County, Harris County, and Southeast Texas. Call for a free consultation.
Significant disagreement on property, custody, or support requires contested litigation. Fritz & Phillips, P.C. provides comprehensive representation including discovery, hearings, mediation, and trial if necessary.
If your spouse will not sign the Waiver of Service, the petition must be formally served and the case proceeds as contested. Fritz & Phillips, P.C. manages this process and represents you throughout — many contested cases ultimately settle before trial.
Pending bankruptcy or active Attorney General child support involvement add complexity that affects how the divorce proceeds. A free consultation with Fritz & Phillips, P.C. will clarify what path is available to you.
Texas requires at least one spouse to have lived here for six months before filing. Use the waiting period to get organized — document assets, agree on terms, and consult with us so you are ready the moment you qualify. Your 61-day clock starts immediately when you file.