Texas Divorce Resources

Helpful Texas Divorce Links, Forms, and Court Resources

The links below are public resources that may help Texans understand divorce, court filing, child support, local rules, and related court procedures.

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These resources are provided for convenience only. They do not replace legal advice, attorney-drafted documents, or representation by a lawyer. Court forms, procedures, filing requirements, and local rules can change.

Texas Divorce and Self-Help Resources

TexasLawHelp — Divorce
General Texas divorce guides, articles, and public legal information.
TexasLawHelp — Divorce Without Minor Children
Public guide for uncontested divorce cases without minor children.
TexasLawHelp — Divorce With Children
Public guide for uncontested divorce cases involving minor children.
TexasLawHelp — Legal Help Directory
Directory for legal aid, nonprofit legal resources, and related services.
Texas Court Help
Videos and court information for self-represented litigants.
Texas Judicial Branch — Self-Represented Litigants
Official Texas court self-help page for people handling court matters without a lawyer.

Official Forms and Filing Resources

Texas Judicial Branch — Forms
Official Texas Judicial Branch forms page, including family-law forms and approved divorce forms.
Supreme Court Approved Divorce Forms — No Children / No Real Property
Official form set for limited uncontested divorce situations involving no minor children and no real property.
eFile Texas Self Help / Guide & File
Guided filing tool for some common Texas court forms.
eFileTexas.gov
Official statewide electronic filing portal.
Texas Judicial Branch — Local Rules, Forms, and Standing Orders
Information about local rules, local forms, and standing orders.
Search Texas Local Rules, Forms, and Standing Orders
Search by county or court for local rules and standing orders.

Texas State Law Library Resources

Texas State Law Library — Divorce Guide
Public legal information and research guide for Texas divorce issues.
Texas State Law Library — Divorce Forms Guide
Divorce forms and form resources collected by the Texas State Law Library.
Texas State Law Library — Ask a Librarian
Help locating legal information and research resources.

Child Support and Children Resources

Texas Attorney General — Child Support
Main Texas child support portal from the Office of the Attorney General.
Texas Child Support Calculator
Official monthly child support calculator.
Texas Attorney General — Child Support Forms
Forms related to child support, income withholding, medical support, and related issues.
Texas Family Code Chapter 154 — Child Support
Official Texas statute page for child support law.

Marriage, Divorce Records, and Vital Statistics

Texas DSHS — Marriage and Divorce Records
Information about marriage and divorce records in Texas.

Safety, Protective Orders, and Local Procedure

Texas Judicial Branch — Protective Order Forms
Official standardized protective order forms.
TexasLawHelp — Standing Orders
Plain-English explanation of standing orders in Texas family-law cases.
TexasLawHelp — Local Rules
Explanation of local court rules and why they matter in family-law cases.

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