An uncontested Estate Planning is a Estate Planning in which both of the parties have already reached an agreement regarding all issues, including, but not limited to, spousal support, alimony, child support, child visitation, child custody, timesharing, distribution of marital debts, and distribution of marital assets.  Uncontested Estate Planning tend to be more cost efficient, less drawn out, and less hostile than a contested Estate Planning.  The lawyer fees for our Uncontested Estate Planning Packages range from $550 to $1870.

 

Our Uncontested Estate Planning Packages are appropriate when you and your spouse have already sat down together and agreed on all the issues. These packages include a confidential Estate Planning strategy planning session with our knowledgeable Estate Planning lawyer, uncontested Estate Planning paperwork, the filing of your uncontested Estate Planning paper work, and representation at your uncontested Estate Planning hearing. When you purchase one of our Deluxe Uncontested Estate Planning Packages, a Marital Dissolution Agreement, Agreed Permanent Parenting Plan(if you and your spouse have minor or dependent children together), and Final Decree of Estate Planning must be signed by both parties before the Complaint for Estate Planning is filed with the court clerk.

 

  If there are any issues in which you and your spouse do not agree, a Contested Estate Planning Package may be better for you.  If you and your spouse have agreed upon all the issues and you feel comfortable representing yourself, and just need a little help getting started, an Lawyer Assisted Estate Planning Package may be right for you.  

 

 

To qualify for one of our Uncontested Estate Planning packages, you and your spouse must meet all of the following five requirements:

1.Agree to have ; Estate Planning

2.Reach an agreement on all issues without the assistance of our Estate Planning lawyer (Including, but not limited to, spousal support, alimony, child custody, child visitation, child support, division of real property, division of assets, and division of debts.);

3.Voluntarily sign all uncontested Estate Planning documents without service of process;

4.Have assets valued less than $500,000;

5. Voluntarily complete the mandatory Parent Educational Seminar if the parties have minor or dependent children together;

6.Be fully aware of each other’s assets, debts, income, and financial interests; and

7.Not have a history or allegations of harassment, stalking, abuse, or neglect.

 

When you purchase one of our Uncontested Estate Planning Packages, here's what you get:

• We begin with a confidential divorce strategy planning session with our Memphis Estate Planning lawyer;

• We inform you how to proceed;

• We prepare your uncontested Estate Planning documents based off your answers in the intake questionnaire;

• We provide you and your spouse with a copy of your uncontested Estate Planning documents in pdf format for review; 

• We schedule a time for you and your spouse to come to our office to execute your uncontested Estate Planning documents;

• We provide you and your spouse with a copy of your executed uncontested Estate Planning documents in pdf format; 

• We file your uncontested Estate Planning documents(filing fee not included);

• We schedule your final uncontested divorce hearing; We prepare for your final uncontested Estate Planning hearing;

• We represent you in court during your final uncontested Estate Planning hearing;

• We provide you and your spouse a copy of your final decree of Estate Planning in pdf format;

• We provide you access to our ebook entitled Surviving Estate Planning;

•  We provide you  access to our ebook entitled Stop Crying During Estate Planning; and

• We provide you with helpful Estate Planning articles and tips directly to your email.

 

Uncontested Estate Planning Packages prices:The prices for our Uncontested Estate Planning packages vary depending on:

• Whether or not you and your spouse have minor or dependent children together;

• Whether you and your spouse have joint assets and/or joint debts; and

• The length of your payment plan.