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What is a Divorce? Divorce is a legal action brought in Court that ends or "dissolves" a marriage. A divorce is granted when a Judge signs an Order called a Judgment of Divorce. This Order is also referred to as a Divorce Decree. Is it legal to file for divorce without using a Lawyer? It is legal to file for divorce without using an Attorney. When a person represents themself without having a Divorce Attorney, they are referred to as proceeding "Pro Se." If you represent yourself in Court, you are called a "pro se litigant" or a "self-represented litigant." "Pro se" is a Latin term, meaning "on one's own behalf" and a "litigant" is someone who is either suing someone or is being sued in court. How to file a no-fault uncontested divorce without an Attorney in Texas? The basic steps for how to get a No-Fault divorce without a lawyer in Texas: - You and/or your spouse must satisfy the legal requirements to file an uncontested divorce in Texas. (for more info, click How to file for divorce in Texas?)
- To satisfy the Texas No-Fault grounds of "Insupportability" for divorce you and your spouse must agree that your marriage has irretrievably broken down and has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of their personalities that cannot be resolved. (for more info, click What is a No-Fault Divorce in Texas?
- You need to obtain, fill out, sign and file the required uncontested divorce forms with the Court. Your spouse will also have to sign some of the divorce papers. (for more info, click What is an Uncontested Divorce?)
- Instead of filling the TX uncontested divorce papers out completely by yourself, you can consider using a paralegal service or an online divorce forms preparation service.
- The spouse who filed the Original Petition for Divorce attends a brief hearing in court to finalize the divorce.
- Give a copy of the Final Decree of Divorce signed by a Judge to your spouse.
- Congratulate yourself for being smart enough to learn about the Texas uncontested divorce process, and to learn how to get divorced without a Lawyer.
(for more info, click this link) What is "Online Divorce"? Attorney Provided Online Divorce:
The divorce forms are prepared in an Attorney's office - not online. In order to file for an uncontested divorce in Texas, you need to have all of the required divorce forms filled out correctly. One way to do this, is to hire a Texas Divorce Attorney who will prepare your divorce forms by using information you provide to the Attorney when you meet with the Attorney in their office. Some Texas divorce lawyers advertise that they provide cheap divorces and "Online Divorce" and have a website where a customer can enter some basic information about their divorce that is emailed to the Attorney for their review. If the customer decides to hire the Attorney to prepare their divorce papers, they provide the remainder of their information about their divorce to the Attorney via email, an online questionnaire, or by visiting the Attorney's office. When the Attorney has all of the information about the case, the Attorney creates the divorce forms and fills them out with the customer's information. The customer then reviews the divorce forms by either traveling to the Attorney's office, or by having them mailed, or emailed to them. If any corrections are necessary to the divorce forms, the Attorney makes them and the customer reviews them again.. and again ... as needed, until they are ready to be filed. Thus, when an Attorney advertises that they provide "Online Divorce" the bulk of the effort is performed by the Attorney "in their office" to create the divorce forms and complete them, and the customer has to spend considerable time waiting to have the divorce forms mailed to them for review, or they need to spend time to travel to the Attorney's office to provide information about their case, and to review the divorce forms. Also, many Texas Divorce Attorneys have divorce paralegals in their office who type and prepare the divorce papers for their clients. In addition to Attorney provided divorce online, there are also cheap paralegal services that provide divorce help and type up uncontested divorce papers for their customers and provide them to their customers online, by mail or in person. How to get a quick and cheap online divorce? Use LetsGetDivorced.com:
The divorce forms are completed online and are immediately available to the customer. LetsGetDivorced.com has developed a 100% online divorce forms preparation service that allows people who are thinking about filing a no-fault uncontested divorce in Texas, to complete their own divorce papers without an Attorney in about 15 minutes for a simple case with or without minor children. If there are minor children involved it just takes a little longer to enter all of the information into their online uncontested divorce questionnaire. By using LetsGetDivorced.com to prepare their own Texas divorce papers, the customer's divorce forms are "instantly" created online. This eliminates having to spend time to travel to an Attorney's office to provide information and review documents, and also eliminates having to spend time to wait for divorce paperwork to be mailed to them from an Attorney's office for their review. Also, if any changes need to be made (e.g., a word was misspelled), the customer can instantly make the change online and the applicable forms will be instantly updated. If someone is thinking of filing a simple no-fault uncontested divorce in Texas, and they do not want to pay an Attorney's legal fee to have their divorce papers prepared, then, then using LetsGetDivorced.com for only $99 might be exactly the type of online uncontested divorce forms service that they are looking for. How to Get Cheap Do-It-Yourself Texas Divorce Forms Online? - Do It Yourself Online Divorce papers are commonly called DIY online divorce papers or online divorce forms.)
- In a Do-It-Yourself divorce your divorce papers are prepared without using an Attorney.
- In a DIY divorce you can obtain blank uncontested divorce forms online that you have to fill out to file divorce. (for more info, click What is an Uncontested Divorce?)
- There are also websites that allow people to complete their uncontested divorce papers online. These are commonly referred to as Online Divorce websites. (for more info, click What is "Online Divorce"?)
- Online divorce websites generate completed divorce forms based on the information provided by their customers that is entered into an online questionnaire.
- Some online divorce websites are able to instantly create the completed divorce forms and instantly provide them to the customer for review, editing and filing.
- The completed divorce papers are ready to be printed, signed and filed in Court.
How to file for divorce in Texas?
How to get divorced in Texas?
How to file divorce papers? The basic steps for how to get a divorce in Texas: - You need to be lawfully married. Texas allows people to file for a divorce in the State of Texas if they are lawfully married.
You can file for divorce in Texas even if your marriage ceremony took place outside of Texas. It does not matter if your marriage ceremony took place in Texas, or in any other State in the United States, or even in another country, so long as your marriage is recognized as a lawful marriage in Texas. - You and/or your spouse must satisfy the "residency requirements." (for more info, click What are the "Residence Requirements" for a Texas Divorce?)
- You must have a "ground" (a legally acceptable reason) to end your marriage. (for more info, click What are the "Grounds" for a Texas Divorce?)
- File an uncontested or contested divorce. You determine if you and your spouse can agree on the terms of your divorce (and be able to file for an "uncontested" divorce), or if you disagree and will be having a "contested" divorce. (for more info, click What is an "Uncontested Divorce"?)
- Distribute joint marital property. If you and your spouse have any joint marital property (assets or debts) they can be divided in your divorce.
- The payment of spousal support, if requested by either spouse, can be included in your divorce.
- Resolve child custody, visitation and child support if there are minor children. If you and your spouse have minor children from your marriage, the issues of child custody, visitation and child support can be included in your divorce.
What are the Residence Requirements for a Texas Divorce? Residency requirements to file a divorce in Texas: - When the divorce petition is filed, either the spouse who files it (the petitioner) or the spouse whom it is served on (the respondent) must have lived in Texas for the past six months.
- And, one of the spouses must have been a resident of the county in which the petition is filed for at least 90 days before the filing.
What are the Grounds for a Texas Divorce? Texas has "fault" and "no-fault" divorce grounds (legally acceptable reasons) to end a marriage. - Insupportability. The court may grant a divorce without regard to fault if the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of personalities that destroys the legitimate ends of the marital relationship and prevents any reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
- Cruelty. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse is guilty of cruel treatment toward the complaining spouse of a nature that renders further living together insupportable.
- Adultery. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse has committed adultery.
- Conviction of Felony. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if during the marriage the other spouse has been convicted of a felony; has been imprisoned for at least one year in the state penitentiary, a federal penitentiary, or the penitentiary of another state; and has not been pardoned. The court may not grant a divorce against a spouse who was convicted on the testimony of the other spouse.
- Abandonment. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse left the complaining spouse with the intention of abandonment; and remained away for at least one year.
- Living Separate and Apart for three years. The court may grant a divorce in favor of either spouse if the spouses have lived apart without cohabitation for at least three years.
- Confinement in Mental Hospital. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if at the time the suit is filed the other spouse has been confined in a state mental hospital or private mental hospital for at least three years; and it appears that the hospitalized spouse's mental disorder is of such a degree and nature that adjustment is unlikely or that, if adjustment occurs, a relapse is probable.
What is an Uncontested Divorce? There are two types of divorces: "Uncontested" and "Contested." Uncontested Divorce To get a fast, easy and low cost divorce, filing an "Uncontested Divorce" is a great divorce option. When a divorce is filed and granted in the State of Texas as an "Uncontested Divorce" it means that the parties to the divorce (the husband and wife, or both spouses in a same-sex marriage), have signed their applicable divorce papers that were filed in court, to indicate that they both agree to all of the terms of their divorce, including: the equitable division of their joint marital property (assets and debts) and the payment or waiver of spousal support. Also, if there are minor children of their marriage they must both agree on the terms of the custody, visitation and child support. When both spouses agree to all of the terms of their divorce, and both of them sign the divorce papers, this type of uncontested divorce is commonly referred to as an "amicable divorce" (amicable means friendly). In an amicable uncontested divorce (friendly divorce), both spouses work together to obtain their divorce. Another common name for this type of divorce is a "collaborative divorce." Contested Divorce When both spouses do not agree on the terms of their divorce, and they fight their divorce out in court, that type of divorce is referred to as a "Contested" Divorce. What is a No-Fault Divorce in Texas? How to get a no-fault divorce in Texas: - A "No-Fault Divorce" is a type of divorce where neither spouse has to claim or prove that the other spouse is at fault to end their marriage.
- In Texas a no-fault divorce can be granted on the grounds of "Insupportability" when the spouses agree that their marriage has irretrievably broken down and has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of their personalities that cannot be resolved.
In other States, this type of no-fault divorce is commonly referred to as "irreconcilable differences." - Filing for a No-Fault Uncontested Divorce is the easiest, fastest, cheapest and most stress-free type of divorce. Nowadays, it is the most common type of divorce.
How long does an uncontested divorce take to be final in Texas? By using LetsGetDivorced.com our customers can quickly prepare their Texas Uncontested Divorce forms online in as little as 15 minutes for a simple case without minor children. As soon as you make your payment online, you can immediately print and sign your divorce documents. Both spouses need to sign their documents, and you will need to file the documents with the clerk of the court. We provide easy to follow filing instructions when you download your divorce forms. Thus, by using our service it is possible to file for divorce the same day you use our service, once you have the appropriate documents duly signed. In Texas there is a statutory 61 day waiting period after the Original Petition for Divorce is filed with the court before the divorce can be finalized. So, in Texas, the minimum amount of time that it can take for a Final Decree of Divorce to be granted and signed by a Judge is 61 days after the Original Petition for Divorce is filed. How much does a divorce cost in Texas? Court costs for an uncontested divorce in Texas: - The Texas State Court filing fees are approximately $250 - $300. The filing fees vary by county.
One of the most common questions that people have when they are think about "filing for divorce" or "getting divorced" in Texas, is: "how much does it cost to get an uncontested divorce in Texas?" LetsGetDivorced.com charges a 1x Flat Service Fee of only $99 to use our online service to complete your Texas Uncontested No-Fault Divorce Forms. We do not charge anything extra whether your divorce includes equitable distribution of your joint marital property or a request for payment of spousal support, and we provide a comprehensive marital settlement agreement. Our $99 service fee does not include the Court's filing fees. You pay the Court's filing fees directly to the Court. | LetsGetDivorced.com | $99 Service Fee | | 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. | Included | | Complete your online divorce papers in about 15 minutes by answering simple questions in our online questionnaire. | Included | | All Court required uncontested divorce forms. | Included | | Unlimited customer support by phone and email. | Included | No-Fault divorce with or without minor children
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