Get Uncontested Divorce

Filing for an uncontested divorce can be a straightforward process when you know how to fill out the necessary forms. This guide offers step-by-step instructions to help you complete the Uncontested Divorce form online, ensuring you understand each component and can submit your paperwork confidently.

Follow the steps to complete your uncontested divorce form successfully.

1. Click the 'Get Form' button to obtain the Uncontested Divorce form and open it in the document editor.
2. Begin by entering your name as the Petitioner for Divorce in the appropriate field. This is the person initiating the divorce.
3. Next, fill in your partner's name to indicate who you are married to.
4. In the section regarding residency, state that you have lived in Galveston County for over 90 days and in the State of Texas for more than six months.
5. Indicate whether children were born or adopted during the marriage. If there are no children, select the option confirming there are no children under the age of 18.
6. If applicable, confirm that neither partner is expecting a child at this time. Provide the necessary information based on your role in the marriage.
7. In the section regarding marital issues, state that the marriage has become insupportable due to conflicts in personalities and that there is no chance of reconciliation.
8. Specify that all issues regarding property have been agreed upon. Ensure to mention that this agreement is accurately listed in the divorce decree you both have signed.
9. If you or your partner is requesting a name change, clearly specify what the new name will be, ensuring it is not intended to avoid creditors or prosecution.
10. Finally, request the court to grant your divorce, completing the form with any additional details if needed.
11. Once all sections are filled, review your information for accuracy. You can save changes, download the completed form, print a copy, or share it as required.

Start filling out your uncontested divorce form online today to streamline your divorce process.