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How to File a Divorce in Texas Online

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So, you and your spouse have decided that your marriage is over, but neither one of you is feeling particularly confident navigating Texas divorce law. Well, I’m here to tell you that you are by no means alone.

Divorce Texas Style: A How to Divorce Guide in the Longhorn State

Texas Divorce

Written by Susan E. Oehl, Esq. Partner @ Jenkins & Kamin LLP

When you find yourself staring down the barrel of the end of your marriage, it is normal to experience a plethora of emotions.

Agony? Yes! Anger? You bet. Fear? No doubt.

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