Texas Divorce and Family Law

Texas Family Law Rules

Uncontested Divorce in Texas

Getting divorced in Texas can be a relatively pain free process—if you qualify for an uncontested divorce.
Understanding and Calculating Alimony 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.
Understanding Child Support in Texas

Continue reading to learn about child support laws in Texas.
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.
The Basics of Annulment in Texas

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

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

This article covers the basic issues you'll encounter in a divorce in Texas.
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.

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