[TX] What form should I use for a divorce with no kids but with assets?
What form should I use for a divorce with no kids but with assets? Can I divorce in Texas if I got married in Mexico?
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- You can use the Petition for Divorce.
- Being married in Mexico will not matter. All that matters is that one of you has been residing in Texas for six months (Texas Family Code § 6.301).
- Texas Law Help offers answers to frequently asked questions, which might be helpful for you.
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What form should I use for a divorce with no kids but with assets?
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We are not legally married in Texas, but we are married in Mexico. We have been in Texas for over 15 years.
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We both still live in Texas.
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Will these divorce papers be valid even though we got married in Mexico? And will I be able to use the divorce papers here for the divorce in Mexico?
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Ok! I've been working on an answer while we've been chatting, so it'll just be a moment.
- You can use the Petition for Divorce.
- Being married in Mexico will not matter. All that matters is that one of you has been residing in Texas for six months (Texas Family Code § 6.301).
- Texas Law Help offers answers to frequently asked questions, which might be helpful for you.
I hope I’ve provided the information you were seeking. If you need more help, please let me know so I can continue to assist you.
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