FAQ Category: Divorce Filing

Texas allows you or your spouse to file a divorce if the wife is pregnant. However, [...]

A no-fault divorce in Texas can be faster and less expensive than a “fault” divorce [...]

Although divorce and annulment both end a relationship, these two processes have significant differences.With a [...]

Texas divorce records are public. Anyone can visit a clerk’s office in the county in [...]

Every divorce is different, and some are more expensive than others. Some divorces may be [...]

At the outset, you should be absolutely sure that your marriage is beyond saving. If [...]

If you cannot find your spouse (after looking really hard) you may serve your spouse [...]

You must still provide notice to your spouse about the divorce if he or she [...]

No. You don’t have to be separated to get a divorce. [...]

Your spouse cannot stop you from getting a divorce. Texas is a “no-fault” divorce state. [...]