Texas Divorce Information Center
Helpful Information from the Simple Texas Divorce Team
Have no idea what to expect during the Texas divorce process? Do you want to know how long certain aspects will take? Or do you just want to know some of the legal speak you will most definitely encounter?
We have written out the entire Texas divorce process for your reference and education. On our site, you will find explanations of child support, as well as standard and custom possession custody agreements. We have also provided a handy glossary of the terminology you will need to know.
If you’re looking for a little more detailed information, be sure to check out our FAQs.
Texas Divorce Process Overview
The ins and outs of the entire process, including:
- How long it will take
- Requirements for filing a petition
- Steps you will need to take
- Paperwork you will need for your final hearing before the judge
Child Support Overview
What you can expect regarding child support, from calculating the estimated payments to how to receive it as easily as possible.
Conservatorship Overview
An explanation of the two types of conservatorship, including the differences between conservatorship and visitation.
Child Visitation (Possession) Overview
An overview of the typical visitation schedules and custom visitation schedules for Texas.
Divorce Glossary
All the legal lingo you will come across in a Texas divorce proceeding, from the petition to the prove-up hearing to the various orders you can enter.
Divorce FAQs
Contains answers to our most frequently asked questions regarding getting a divorce in Texas.
Additional Divorce Resources
A comprehensive list of links for more information regarding divorce in Texas.
Have more questions about the process or about any divorce vocabulary that is not addressed here? Contact us online or call us at (940) 236-0972 today!
We offer legal representation in all of Texas, including Collin County, Dallas County, Denton County, Tarrant County, Bexar County, Travis County, Brazoria County, Nueces County, Jefferson County, Hays County, Brazos County, Midland County, Ector County, Comal County, Taylor County, Gregg County, and Fort Bend.