Halloween Giveaway · Break the Curse · Oct 1-31
$2,500 toward your divorce.
One winner. We’ll pick up the first $2,500 so you can close this chapter and start your next.
Free to enter. No purchase necessary. Open to Texas residents 18+.
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The Prize
One winner receives up to $2,500 toward their Texas divorce.
The maximum prize value is $2,500. Services or costs beyond the $2,500 prize are the winner’s responsibility.
Three Easy Steps
It takes less than a minute. Name, email, phone, and a few quick questions about your situation.
We’ll contact you to confirm your information and answer questions about the giveaway.
We draw one winner and announce it November 1st. If it’s you, we call you the same day.
Enter in less than a minute.
Your information stays private. Entering does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Why It Matters
Every year we talk to Texans who are ready to move forward but stuck on the cost of getting there. This giveaway takes that obstacle off the table for one person — and makes the process clearer for everyone who reads this page.
Many people stay in a finished marriage for years simply because the filing fees and attorney costs never fit the budget. Removing that barrier changes the timeline entirely.
Even when both spouses are on the same page, the paperwork still has to be right. A missed signature or the wrong form can send you back to the start months later.
A properly drafted decree protects your property, your parenting plan, and your peace of mind long after the case is closed.
Client Voices
You’re not alone. Whatever brought you here, the first step is understanding your options.
I sat on the paperwork for almost two years because I was terrified of what it would cost. When I finally called, they gave me a flat number and a timeline in the first conversation. No surprises after that.
Marisol Reyes
Harris County · Divorce
My ex and I agreed on everything, we just had no idea how to make it official. They handled the filing, told me exactly which date to show up, and I walked out with the decree in hand.
Dwayne Whitfield
Montgomery County · Agreed Decree
What I remember most is that nobody made me feel small about it. Every email got answered, every question got a straight answer, and they treated the hardest year of my life with respect.
Callie Brennan
Fort Bend County · Divorce With Children
Client names and details are composite examples used for illustration. Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome; every case is different.
Whether your divorce is simple, complicated, agreed, or contested, we can help you understand what comes next.
Answer a few questions. We’ll point you in the right direction.
Questions
The giveaway is open to Texas residents who are 18 years or older. The prize is applied toward a divorce matter handled in Texas, so the winner’s case must be one our office is able to take on in Texas.
No. Entry is completely free and no purchase is necessary. You are never required to hire our firm or pay anything to submit an entry.
The award is applied toward attorney fees and court filing costs for an uncontested divorce. If your matter turns out to cost less, the award covers it in full. If it becomes contested or requires additional work, we will explain any remaining costs clearly before anything moves forward.
One winner is selected at random from all valid entries received before 11:59 PM CT on October 31, 2026. We announce the winner on November 1st and contact them directly by phone and email.
Only one entrant will receive the $2,500 prize, but you don’t have to wait for the drawing to understand your options. Our team can help you learn what a Texas divorce may involve and what you next could look like.
No. Submitting an entry does not make us your attorneys and does not create an attorney-client relationship. That relationship begins only if and when a written agreement is signed by both you and our office.
Entries close October 31st at 11:59 PM CT. Don’t let it haunt you another year.