Welcome to Texas Divorce Online

TexasDivorceOnline.com is a 100% virtual, attorney-managed divorce experience.

It’s a modern and flexible way to start and complete your uncontested divorce in Texas. It’s fast, affordable, and easy.

Unlike do-it-yourself websites or automated form generators, every case on this website is managed by a licensed Texas attorney who prepares your divorce documents, ensures legal compliance, and provides clear instructions for what happens next. You and your spouse can even sign and notarize documents remotely with our online notary option.

From start to finish, we guide you through each step, securely, efficiently, and in full compliance with Texas law.

✅ How It Works – 4 Simple Steps

Step 1: Attorney-Prepared Documents

Complete our secure online questionnaire. A licensed Texas attorney reviews your answers and drafts all required divorce documents, customized for your situation and compliant with your county’s District Court.

Step 2: Review, Sign & Notarize

You and your spouse review your documents. Then, sign and notarize them either online (if selected) or in person. But documents must be signed and notarized in the proper order and in coordination with the court filing. We’ll guide you through every requirement and ensure everything is legally complete.

Step 3: File with the Court

File your case with the District Court in your county. If you selected our Fully Guided Service, we handle the e-filing of the Petition and Answer for you. Otherwise, we provide instructions for self-filing.

Step 4: Finalize Your Divorce

After Texas’s 60-day waiting period, you’ll attend a short court hearing to finalize your divorce. We provide step-by-step hearing instructions and ensure all documents are ready for court. Optional attorney hearing support is available in select counties.

✅ Compare Divorce Online Websites

Not all “online divorce” services are created equal. Here’s how different types of platforms compare — and where TexasDivorceOnline.com stands:

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Court Filing Fee

Texas courts charge a mandatory filing fee, which varies by county but typically ranges from $250 to $350. This is paid directly to the District Clerk's Office in your county when your Petition for Divorce is filed.

• If you select the Fully Guided Service, we’ll assist in calculating and collecting the correct filing fee and submit it when we e-file your case.
• If you’re using the Standard Service, we’ll provide detailed instructions for paying the court directly when you file in person or by mail.

🔹 Filing Fee Waivers Available:

If you’re facing financial hardship, you may be eligible to request a court fee waiver by submitting an Affidavit of Inability to Pay. We provide the required forms and can help you determine eligibility.

Please note: only the court can approve or deny a filing fee waiver.

Administrative Fee

A $5 administrative processing fee applies to payments made via credit card, Zelle, Money Order.

✅ Optional Services (Flat-Rate)

We offer affordable, add-on legal services if your case requires more than the standard process:

• Deed Preparation (for property transfers)
• Vehcile Power of Attorney
• Court Appearance Support (when available – $400 in select counties)
• Post-Draft Revisions (if you change your mind after documents are finalized)

✅ We always fix any errors we made at no cost to you.

🏛️ Texas Residency Requirements

To file for divorce in Texas, at least one spouse must meet the state's residency requirement.

Under Texas law (Texas Family Code § 6.301):

• You or your spouse must have lived in Texas for at least 6 months, and
• In the county where you plan to file, at least 90 days.

Acceptable proof of residency may include:

• A valid Texas driver’s license or state-issued ID
• Utility bill or lease agreement showing current Texas address
• Military orders showing Texas as duty station

📌 Not sure if you qualify? We’ll help confirm your eligibility before starting the process.

SEE IF YOU QUALIFY

🖋️ Online Notarization Requirements

Our website offers secure online notarization for counties in Texas that accept remote online notarization (RON).

• If your county accepts RON, you and your spouse can notarize from anywhere using secure video technology.
• If your county requires in-person notarization, we’ll guide you through that process too.

To participate in online notarization, each signer must:

• Pass identity verification through knowledge-based authentication (KBA) or biometric ID scan.
• Present one of the following forms of valid ID:
  
  
  • Texas Driver’s License, Real ID, or State ID
  • U.S. Passport issued by the U.S. Department of State
  • Foreign passport with U.S. immigration stamp
  • Permanent Resident Card (Green Card)

🛡️ All sessions are recorded and securely stored in compliance with Texas notary law.

❓Don’t have an accepted ID?

We’ll help you complete in-person notarization or explore other compliant options.