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Texas Divorce Guide

Everything you need to know about divorce in Texas.33 in-depth guides covering your rights, costs, and options.

Property Division

Community Property (50/50)

Filing Fee

$250–$350

Waiting Period

60 days

Residency

6 months state, 90 days county

Divorce Type

Fault & No-Fault

Custody

Joint Custody Presumption

Key Facts About Texas Divorce

  • Community property but courts divide 'just and right' (not necessarily 50/50)
  • Spousal maintenance limited and difficult to obtain
  • Standard possession order sets default custody schedule

Texas Divorce Guides

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Texas Property Division

Community property (50/50) rules — what gets divided, what stays yours, and how courts handle the house, retirement, and debts.

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Texas Spousal Support & Alimony

How spousal maintenance is determined, types of support, factors judges consider, and realistic expectations for your case.

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Texas Child Custody Laws

Joint custody presumption, legal vs. physical custody, common schedules, and mistakes to avoid.

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Texas Divorce Process & Timeline

60 days waiting period. Step-by-step process from filing to final judgment.

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Texas Divorce Costs & How to File

Filing fee: $250–$350. Attorney costs, mediation, fee waivers, DIY options, and how to keep costs down.

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Texas Child Support

How child support is calculated

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Texas Uncontested Divorce

When both spouses agree

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Texas Divorce Mediation

Resolving disputes without court

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Texas Divorce & Taxes

Tax implications of divorce

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Texas Divorce & the Family Home

What happens to the house

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Texas Common-Law Marriage & Divorce

Recognition, rights, and how to divorce without a marriage certificate

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Texas Adultery & Divorce Laws

How cheating affects alimony, property, and custody

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Texas Alienation of Affection

Can you sue the person who broke up your marriage?

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Texas Contested Divorce

When you can't agree

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Texas Divorce with Children

Complete guide for parents

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Texas Divorce & Domestic Violence

Getting divorced safely

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Texas Divorce & Retirement Accounts

Dividing 401k, pension, IRA

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Texas Divorce & Debt

Who pays which debts

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Texas Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements

How prenups affect divorce

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Texas Legal Separation vs. Divorce

Key differences and when to choose each

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Texas Collaborative Divorce

Working together with attorneys

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Texas Moving with Children After Divorce

Relocation rules and requirements

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Texas Modifying Custody & Support Orders

Changing court orders after divorce

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Texas High Net Worth Divorce

Complex assets and high-income cases

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Texas Military Divorce

Special rules for service members

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Texas Divorce & Business Ownership

Protecting or dividing a business

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Texas Health Insurance After Divorce

COBRA, marketplace, and coverage options

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Texas Grandparent Visitation Rights

When grandparents can seek visitation

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Texas Dating During Divorce

Legal risks and practical advice

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Texas Annulment

When and how to annul a marriage

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Texas Filing for Divorce Online

Online filing options and services

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Texas Divorce & Immigration Status

How divorce affects visas and green cards

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Texas Father's Rights in Divorce

Custody, support, and equal parenting

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Legal Disclaimer: These guides cover Texas divorce law for general informational purposes only. Laws change frequently. Always consult a licensed Texas family law attorney for advice specific to your situation.