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Posted about 3 years ago. Applies to Texas, 1 helpful vote, 1 comment
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File the petition for divorceYou need to have your petition prepared and file in the county that you or your spouse reside. 2
Serve your spouseIn order for a divorce to go to the final step, your spouse needs to either be served with the citation or filed a waiver of service with the court. 3
Get you final divorce decreeAfter 60 days from the time that you file your petition for divorce, assuming that there is no contention, you can obtain a final hearing to get your final decree of divorce. Additional ResourcesWe can help you prepare all of your papers for your uncontested divorce Related Questions3 Attorney answers: 
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