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Do you qualify for an uncontested divorce in Texas?
An uncontested Texas divorce works when you both agree and can satisfy the two-part residency rule. Community-property division and children can complicate the paperwork, so check these before you assume the simple path fits.
- One spouse meets the six-month state and 90-day county residency requirements.
- You agree on how to divide community property and debts.
- If you have children, you agree on conservatorship, possession, and support.
- If your spouse won't sign a waiver or the property split is disputed, get legal advice first.
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