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Before You File: Texas Residency, Venue, and the 60-Day Waiting Period

Texas courtroom where a temporary orders hearing takes place

Most people filing their own divorce start by looking for the forms, and I understand the impulse, because the forms feel like the actual work. But there are three threshold questions that come before any of that, and getting one of them wrong means you file, pay, wait, and then find out the court can’t … Read more

How to File for Divorce Pro Se in Texas: A Step-by-Step Guide

Texas courthouse building where pro se divorce filings are submitted

Deciding to file for divorce pro se in Texas — meaning without a lawyer — is a big step, and it’s one more Texans are taking every year. If you’re doing this on your own, the process is manageable when you break it into stages. Here’s what that looks like from the first form to … Read more

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