Texas Uncontested Path
The agreed lane, routed honestly — in every direction
Seven questions route you to the official path that fits: the Supreme Court's approved forms for divorces without children, the TexasLawHelp kits for children lanes, the order-in-place kit when a final order already covers the kids — or honestly OUT of the agreed lane when the facts say so. Safety is question one, alone, and it routes before everything.
1 · Is there violence or fear in your situation?
This question comes first, alone, on purpose — a yes routes to safety resources before any workflow, and qualifying family violence lifts the 60-day wait.
2 · Has either spouse been a Texas domiciliary for the last six months?
§ 6.301's first prong — either of you can satisfy it.
3 · Has that spouse lived in the filing county for the last 90 days?
§ 6.301's second prong — same spouse, the county where you'll file.
4 · Where does the agreement actually stand?
Honest answer — the agreed lane only works when it's actually agreed.
5 · Are there children under 18 (or still in high school) of this marriage?
Children route to the kits whose decrees carry conservatorship, possession, and support terms.
6 · Is the wife currently pregnant?
Texas courts commonly wait to finalize during pregnancy so the decree can address the child — county practice governs.
Where the facts route
Answer the questions
The routing renders when every question is answered — including the honest off-ramps.
Authority locked — retrieved from the hash-pinned corpus
Companions, never imitations. Every form this page names is an OFFICIAL set — the Supreme Court of Texas approved forms on txcourts.gov and the TexasLawHelp kits by their exact titles — and the official pages always control. Nothing here files anything, determines eligibility, or promises acceptance; agreement can change, and the qualifier says to re-run it when facts do. Legal information, not legal advice.