A Texas divorce without minor children is usually the simpler uncontested path because the packet does not need child custody, possession, child support, or medical support provisions.
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This page is for spouses who do not have minor children together and agree on the major terms of divorce. If there are children of the marriage who are still minors, use the Texas forms with children path instead.
A no-children packet usually focuses on starting the case, documenting service or waiver, recording property and debt agreement terms, and finalizing the divorce with a judge-signed decree.
Without child-related provisions, there are fewer terms to review and fewer required details. Texas still has required filing steps, service or waiver requirements, and the waiting period before finalization.
DivorceReady prepares the completed PDFs from your answers. After purchase, you download the packet, complete required signatures or notarization, and file with the correct Texas court.
What if we have adult children?
Adult children usually do not require the child-related divorce provisions used for minor children. The questionnaire focuses on minor children of the marriage.
What if my spouse and I own a home?
Real property can make the case more complex. DivorceReady may ask additional questions and may recommend legal help if the property situation is not straightforward.
How much does the no-children package cost?
The Texas no-children launch price is $89.99 for DivorceReady document preparation. Court filing fees are separate.
These references are provided for self-represented filers. DivorceReady is not affiliated with these organizations.
State court self-help resources for people representing themselves.
Official Texas legal research guide for divorce forms and related resources.
Official e-filing system for Texas courts.
Texas divorce statutes, including grounds, residency, and waiting-period rules.
Explore related Texas divorce guides, filing requirements, and local county resources.
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