Am I eligible to use Texas uncontested divorce forms?

Your ability to use Texas uncontested divorce forms depends on three general concepts: (1) location of spouses; (2) the spouses' desire to work together; and (3) complexity of the divorce.

An attorney will be required unless your divorce is fairly straight forward. The following situations would be considered complicated and thus require an attorney:

there is a child under the age of 3
the wife is currently pregnant
either spouse has a pending bankruptcy
you are seeking a restraining order
the husband is NOT the biological father of one or more children who were born during the marriage
the husband is the biological father of one or more children who were born prior to the marriage
you need to divide retirement benefits
either spouse is in the military AND child support and child custody are at issue
you are seeking a custody arrangement that deviates from the statutory standard possession order
one spouse has committed violence against the other or a child

For uncontested divorce forms in Texas, we recommend Texas 2-Step Divorce. They prepare all of the necessary divorce papers for you and will make sure everything complies with Texas law. The divorce papers are straightforward, easy to use and inexpensive.