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Texas Law. Section 6.301 of the Texas Family Code. This section of the law lists the residency requirements for filing for divorce. Section 6.302 of the Texas Family Code. This section of the law allows "nonresident" spouses to file for divorce in Texas as long as their spouse has lived in Texas for at least the last six months.
Divorce. Divorce is how you legally end a marriage. In a divorce, the court formalizes who has custody of children, pays support, controls property, and is responsible for debts. The guides and articles in this section can answer questions about dissolving a marriage. Guides are meant for cases where the spouses agree on everything, or where ...
This multivolume set covers conservatorship, guardianship, premarital agreements, divorce, custody, spousal support, temporary orders, termination of parental rights, adoption, and more. Includes drafting guides for legal forms. Texas family law practice manual. This State Bar of Texas manual contains over 750 family law forms, and the practice ...
Divorce Set 1 Uncontested, No Minor Children, No Real Property INSTRUCTIONS This Divorce Set Contains instructions and seven forms: an Affidavit of Indigency , an Original Petition for Divorce, a Waiver of Service, a Final Decree of Divorce, a Certificate of Last Known Address, a Notice of Change of Address, and an Affidavit of Military Status.
The husband is the father of this child. I ask the court to include orders for custody, visitation, child support and medical support for the child in the Final Decree of Divorce. The husband is not the father of this child. I understand that paternity of the child must be. established before I can finish the divorce.