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You may be ready to end your marriage, but one basic question can stop everything cold: Can you even file in Texas yet? That uncertainty is common. You might still be in the same house, staying with family, moving because of work, or trying to protect your children while your spouse has already left. Before
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When your spouse refuses to sign, it can feel like your life is on hold and they control the next move. They don't. In Texas, you can still move forward with a divorce even if your spouse ignores the papers, refuses to cooperate, or won't sign the final decree. The process has rules, deadlines, and
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Some marriages do not end with one shocking moment. They end after months or years of quiet strain, repeated misunderstandings, and the hard realization that staying together is no longer healthy. If that is where you are, you are not alone, and you are not required to prove that someone is the villain for a
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