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1. texaslawhelp.org › sites › defaultFinal Decree of Divorce - TexasLawHelp.org

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   Print first, middle and last name of other spouse. AND IN THE INTEREST OF: ( Print the initials of each child you and your spouse have together who is under 18 or still in high school.)

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2. wwww.texaslawhelp.org › sites › default12/3/2019 Instructions & Forms for an Agreed Divorce without ...

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   Instructions & Forms for an Agreed Divorce without Children. These instructions explain the basic steps in an agreed divorce without children. Each step includes a link to the form or forms needed for that step. Click on the step to expand it with more information.

3. harriscountycourt.org › marriage-divorce-recordsMarriage & Divorce Records | Harris County Court

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   Marriage & Divorce Records. Marriage records can be requested from the County Clerk, while divorce records can be obtained from the District Clerk. Information with marriage records includes the parties that applied, date applied, and the date of marriage.

4. www.txcourts.gov › media › 515764Divorce Set 1 Uncontested, No Minor Children, No Real ...

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   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.

5. www.texasclarkfirm.com › blog › 2021How to Find Divorce Records in Texas - The Clark Law Firm

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   Aug 2, 2021 · Not sure where to find your divorce records in Texas? The Clark Law Firm will walk you through the steps and provide some information that will help you navigate your divorce.

6. texaslawhelp.org › sites › defaultOriginal Petition for Divorce - TexasLawHelp.org

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   divorce in Texas until you or your spouse has lived in the county where you are asking for a divorce for at least the last 90 days and in Texas for at least the last six months. There are special rules for military families and others who are absent from the state due to government service.

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   How many divorce forms are in this divorce set?

   • 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 chart on the next page describes each form and when to use it.

   Uncontested, No Minor Children, No Real Property

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   Who was present in a final decree of divorce?

   • The Petitioner was present, representing him/herself, and announced ready for trial. The Petitioner was present, representing him/herself, and agreed to the terms of this Final Decree of Divorce (called “Decree” throughout this document). The Petitioner was not present but has signed on page 28, agreeing to the terms of this Decree.

   Final Decree of Divorce - TexasLawHelp.org

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   How do I write a divorce petition?

   • The Petition tells the judge and your spouse that you want a divorce and states what you want the judge to order in the Final Decree of Divorce. The Frequently Asked Questions and related Articles included with these instructions will help you understand your options. Print your answers neatly in blue or black ink. Do not leave blanks.

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   What is a final judgment of divorce papers?

   • The final judgment of divorce papers, also called the divorce decree, is a formal order from the court that grants the termination of the marriage. If a divorce is contested and results in a trial, the judge then issues a judgment that is confirmed when the decree is signed and dated by the family court judge and the clerk of court.

   How to Find Divorce Records in Texas - The Clark Law Firm

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   How do I report a divorce in Texas?

   • Texas Penal Code, Section 37.10, specifies penalties for making false entries or providing false information in this document. All divorces/annulments (with or without children) and all suits affecting the parent-child relationship must be reported through the clerk of the court to the State Vital Statistics Unit (VSU).

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   Do I need A QDRO form for divorce?

   • If you divide the retirement funds above by awarding any of Husband’s retirement funds to Wife, you will need to obtain an additional court order, usually called a “qualified domestic relations order” (QDRO), to make the division effective. A QDRO form is not included in this Divorce Set. It is recommended that you hire a lawyer to prepare a QDRO.

   Uncontested, No Minor Children, No Real Property

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8. texaslawhelp.org › sites › defaultFinal Decree of Divorce - TexasLawHelp.org

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   The Petitioner is the: (Check one box.) Husband Wife. (Check one box.) The Petitioner was present, representing him/herself, and announced ready for trial. The Petitioner was present, representing him/herself, and agreed to the terms of this Final Decree of. Divorce (called “Decree” throughout this document).