State Guide
Prepare Texas uncontested divorce paperwork online, understand the 60-day waiting period, and see whether your case is a fit before spending thousands on lawyers.
6 months
County: 90 days
One spouse domiciled in TX for 6 months; filing spouse resident of county for 90 days.
60 days
60-day mandatory waiting period from filing date.
$250–$350
Varies by county
community just and right
6 forms
3 required + 3 conditional
Insupportability
Official-source review
Reviewed by the DivorceMe Form Research Team on August 5, 2026. We use official court and judicial-branch materials for forms and process details, then explain the paperwork path in plain English.
Court rules and local procedures can change. Confirm current requirements with the court before filing. DivorceMe provides document preparation, not legal advice.
Texas is one of the strongest commercial states for this offer because legal fees are often high while many couples just need a clean uncontested paperwork path. The key is understanding the waiting period, county filing flow, and final prove-up requirements.
Texas has a 60-day waiting period in most cases, so even cooperative divorces cannot usually be finalized immediately.
Our preparation fee is $129. Texas court filing fees usually land around $250–$350 depending on county.
The supported documents are prepared from your answers, with state-specific filing instructions included.
Use these pages to compare cost, eligibility, process, and alternatives before starting.
Much of the paperwork can be prepared online, though filing and court procedures can vary by county.
Texas usually requires a 60-day waiting period from filing before finalization.
Many uncontested Texas divorces still require a brief prove-up hearing or equivalent final step.
Texas divorces with children usually require additional parenting and child-support paperwork.
Texas court fees commonly range from about $250 to $350, separate from our fee.
Yes, Texas allows no-fault divorce under insupportability, though fault grounds still exist.
Prepare supported state-specific documents for $129 and understand the next filing steps before choosing a more expensive legal-service path.