Texas Divorce and Family Law

How Do I File for Divorce in Texas

Learn about the basic steps to start the process of getting divorced in Texas, including how to find and get help with the forms, how to file them with the court, and the steps you can skip in an agreed divorce.

Uncontested Divorce in Texas

If you and your spouse agree on the terms, you can finish a Texas divorce in about two months for a few hundred dollars.

Grounds for Divorce in Texas

Texas allows both no-fault and fault-based divorce. Learn about the legally acceptable reasons for getting divorced in the state.

The Essential Guide to Texas Divorce Mediation

Find out how divorce mediation works in Texas—everything from how the process starts to how it ends and how much it costs.

Legal Separation in Texas FAQs

The only way to end a marriage in Texas is to file for divorce. But what if you aren't confident that divorce is the answer to your problems? Texas doesn't allow couples to "legally separate," but there are other alternatives.

How to Get an Annulment in Texas

Learn what annulment means, the grounds for annulment in Texas, and how to get a marriage annulled or declared void.

Prenuptial Agreements in Texas

Learn how couples in Texas are using prenups to outline how they will share their assets, debts, and property during marriage and after divorce or death.

Texas Community Property FAQ

If you're getting divorced in Texas, you'll want to know about the state's community property laws.

How Is Alimony Calculated in Texas?

If you’re seeking alimony in your Texas divorce, you may think you’re automatically entitled to it. You may be in for a surprise.

Texas Child Custody Laws

If you’re getting divorced in Texas, and expect to have custody issues, it’s crucial for you to be aware of what a judge will look at in making a decision.

Can Children Express Preference in Texas Custody Proceedings?

If you and your ex are heading into a custody battle, there’s a lot to consider, including whether a court will consider your child’s preference.

How Domestic Violence Affects Child Custody in Texas

Find out how domestic violence impacts child custody in Texas.

Understanding Child Support in Texas

Continue reading to learn about child support laws in Texas.

Child Support Liens in Texas

In Texas, a lien may be placed against your property if you fail to adhere to your support obligations.