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Uncontested Divorce Online
In Texas

Flat Fee:
$
125
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Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, Esq. (founder of LetsGetDivorced.com) Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, founded LetsGetDivorced.com and its online divorce service to make filing an uncontested divorce more affordable, simpler, and faster.

Why Choose Us For Your Divorce?

Online divorce services like LetsGetDivorced.com are an inexpensive, budget-friendly alternative to traditional attorney representation for filing an uncontested divorce.
For just
$
125
, LetsGetDivorced.com offers a 100% online divorce service that prepares all the necessary documents for filing an uncontested divorce.
This includes:
  • Expert Customer Support From Start to Finish to Get You Divorced Fast
    Unlike many online services that do not provide any customer support, our friendly and knowledgeable team is available by phone and email to answer your questions and assist you at every step of the process until your divorce is granted.
  • Fast, Same-Day Document Preparation
    Our fast, same-day service provides ready-to-sign legal divorce documents that comply with your state's legal requirements—at a fraction of the cost of hiring an attorney.
  • Convenient, 100% Online Divorce Service
    Unlike many other services that rely on slow, outdated processes, such as mailing paper "workbooks" for clients to fill out, at LetsGetDivorced.com we use modern internet technology to do things better.
    Paralegals and attorneys often require clients to mail these workbooks back and forth for review and corrections, which can take weeks. Because we use an online questionnaire, using LetsGetDivorced.com is simple, convenient, and very quick.
    You can enter your divorce details and agreements with your spouse in minutes, and make instant corrections, and we also instantly deliver your completed divorce documents directly to your online account for your review and filing.
    You can conveniently and privately access our service from anywhere at any time, using a computer or smartphone. This makes our service the fastest and most convenient way to get your completed divorce documents.

How Our Service Works

  1. Check Your Eligibility
    Answer a few questions to find out if you can use our online divorce service.
  2. Answer Questions in Our Online Questionnaire
    Use our guided online questionnaire and answer simple questions about your divorce and any agreements with your spouse. There's no complicated legal jargon and our customer support team is here if you have any questions.
  3. Quick Completion
    On average, it takes about 15 minutes to fill out the questionnaire. It will take a little longer if your divorce involves children or property.
  4. We prepare Your Divorce Documents
    Once you're done, we prepare all the necessary documents for your uncontested divorce, including a settlement agreement, ensuring they comply with your state's legal requirements and accurately reflect your agreements with your spouse.
  5. Instant Access to Documents
    As soon as your papers are ready, you can review them in your online account and instantly revise them if you decide you want to change or add anything.
  6. Sign and File
    When you are ready, you and your spouse sign the documents, then file them with the court using our step-by-step instructions. If you have any questions, our support team is here to help.

A Cost Effective Choice

Our service is the most affordable attorney-founded uncontested online divorce service.
It's an ideal, cost-effective option for anyone searching for an affordable attorney or a low-cost paralegal near them.
Since our online divorce service is available throughout the state, clients can benefit from our exceptionally low price and fast, comprehensive service no matter where they live.

Court Acceptance Guarantee

For over 12 years, we've helped thousands of clients obtain uncontested divorces by using our fast and affordable online divorce service.
We stand behind our service with a court acceptance guarantee: if a court rejects your documents due to our error, we'll redraft them or refund our service fee.

Ready To Move Forward?

Get your uncontested divorce documents for just
$
125
.
Backed by over a decade of trusted service.
Save time, money, and stress with LetsGetDivorced.com.
Get Started Get Started

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an uncontested divorce
in Texas

The State to File Your Divorce

Do You Know the Location
of Your Spouse?
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of Your Spouse?

Can You and Your Spouse Agree
on the Terms of Your Divorce?

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Customer Testimonials Customer Testimonials

star star star star star
Easy divorce experience
Using letsgetdivorced.com, from beginning to end my divorce was very easy. The support staff I spoke with were always very friendly, polite and helpful. They do a great job explaining everything so you feel confident and understand all the steps.
E. Wick
star star star star star
Wonderful customer support!
Whenever I called or sent an email during business hours a member of your support team always responded very quickly.
Noah
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Texas Divorce FAQs Texas Divorce FAQs

What are the residence
requirements to file divorce
in Texas?
What are the residence requirements to file
divorce in Texas?
  • In Texas, when the divorce petition is filed, either the spouse who files it (the petitioner) or the spouse whom it is served on (the respondent) must have lived in Texas for the past six months.
  • And, one of the spouses must have been a resident of the county in which the petition is filed for at least 90 days before the filing.
  • How long does a divorce take
    in Texas?
    How long does a divorce take in Texas?
    Texas requires a minimum 60-day waiting period between filing a Petition for Divorce and when a judge can finalize the divorce, so the quickest a divorce can be granted is 61 days.
    How much does a divorce cost
    in Texas?
    How much does a divorce cost in Texas?
    The average cost for a traditional divorce invloving lawyers is around $7,567 not including the court's filing fee which averages approximately $300.

    Note: Spouses seeking an uncontested divorce using LetsGetDivorced.com's online divorce service can enormously reduce divorce costs and get all of their divorce paperwork inexpensively for only $125.
    How to get a free divorce
    in Texas?
    How to get a free divorce in Texas?
    It's possible to get a free divorce in Texas, but there are some requirements. First, the petitioner should file for an uncontested divorce. Second, the petitioner needs to be able to get their divorce documents, and have them filled out for free, or fill them out themself. And lastly, to not be charged the court's filing fee the petitioner has to file, and have granted by a judge, the court's fee waiver form.

    Note: Using LetsGetDivorced.com's online divorce service the petitioner can obtain and fill out their divorce paperwork for only $125.
    Is online divorce legal
    in Texas?
    Is online divorce legal in Texas?
    The state of Texas allows people to file for divorce without using an attorney and permits online divorce services to provide and prepare the divorce forms required to file for a divorce in Texas.
    Is the fee to use
    LetsGetDivorced.com
    only $125?
    Is the fee to use LetsGetDivorced.com
    only $125?
    Absolutely! Our fee for completing all your divorce forms online and providing access to our customer support team by phone or email is a one-time payment of just $125. We have no hidden fees, no monthly subscription charges, and no document storage fees.

    The plain truth is that we've chosen to offer our high-quality online divorce service at a very affordable price, that allows us to make a fair profit while keeping our company operational to assist as many people as we can.
    Does the fee to use
    LetsGetDivorced.com
    include the court filing fee?
    Does the fee to use LetsGetDivorced.com
    include the court's filing fee?
    We wish we could include the court's filing fee but it can vary by county. The court can waive the filing fee for petitioners who qualify as low-income and file a request to have the filing fee waived.
    What forms do I need to file
    for a divorce in Texas?
    What forms do I need to file for a divorce in Texas?
    In the state of Texas, these are the most common forms needed to file for an uncontested divorce without minor children.
    • Original Petition for Divorce
    • Civil Case Information Sheet
    • Information on Suit Affecting the Family Relationship (VS-165)
    • Waiver of Service and Consent
    • Marital Settlement Agreement
    • Final Decree of Divorce
    Plus, if your divorce involves minor children, additional forms will need to be completed regarding custody, child support and visitation.
    Using LetsGetDivorced.com, it's easy to prepare your divorce forms online for only $125.
    Do I need to file my divorce
    in the county where my
    marriage took place?
    Do I need to file my divorce in the county
    where my marriage took place?
    No. Where a divorce can be filed is based on the current residence of the spouses.
    Will I need to provide a copy
    of my marriage certificate
    to the court?
    Will I need to provide a copy of my
    marriage certificate to the court?
    No. You only need to provide the date of the marriage and the state and county where it took place.
    What is the cheapest and
    quickest way to get a divorce in Texas?
    What is the cheapest and quickest way
    to get a divorce in Texas?
    An uncontested divorce is the cheapest, quickest, and least stressful way to get divorced in Texas because by you and your spouse agreeing on all terms, you will not need to hire an attorney to represent you in adversarial court proceedings. If you qualify for a waiver you will not have to pay the court's filing fee.
    What is an uncontested
    divorce?
    What is an uncontested divorce?
    An uncontested divorce is the cheapest, quickest and most stress-free way to get divorced. In an uncontested divorce both spouses agree to the filing and granting of their divorce and all of the terms of their divorce, including: the division of their joint marital property (assets and debts) and the payment or waiver of spousal support. Also, if there are minor children of their marriage both spouses must also agree on child custody, visitation and child support.
    How is child support calculated
    and handled in Texas?
    How is child support calculated and handled in Texas?
    The following is a general outline of how child support is usually calculated and handled in Texas:

    In Texas, as in all states, parents have a legal obligation to support their minor children.

    When they contemplate getting divorced, one of the most important issues is: How will child support work?

    Texas has official child support guidelines that provide very detailed rules that determine the amount of monetary support (child support) that is to be paid after the divorce to support the minor children of the marriage.

    The basic concept of the child support guidelines is that the amount of child support is based on what is called the "net income" of the divorced parent who has the obligation to pay child support.

    That sounds pretty simple, but the rules are very complex when it comes to determining what must be used to determine net income and when the spouses may be able to deviate from the guideline amount of child support.
    The Noncustodial Parent Pays Child Support
    In a Texas divorce, the physical custody of a minor child can be agreed to by the parents, and if they cannot agree, custody will be decided by a judge.

    Physical custody can be viewed as indicating which parent the minor child will primarily live with after the divorce. This parent is called the custodial parent.

    The other parent, who the minor child spends less time with and who has a right of visitation to spend time with the child, is called the non-custodial parent.

    Although a judge has the authority to order either parent or both of them to pay child support, typically, child support is paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent.

    The custodial parent has the obligation to use the child support payments they receive to provide daily support for the minor child that lives with them. For example, they could provide their minor child with food, clothing and housing.
    How to Use the Texas Child Support Guidelines
    The Texas Child support guidelines use an "income percentage" method that determines the net income of the non-custodial parent.

    If you want to get a basic estimate of what the child support amount may be in your divorce, you can use a free child support calculator that is provided by the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG).

    This calculator only handles cases where the non-custodial parent has only one source of income. For more complicated situations, you will need to use the rules in the guidelines to determine what constitutes net monthly income and the specific amount of support according to the following steps.
    Gross Income Included in Calculating Child Support
    For child support purposes, income includes:
    • all wages and salary, including commissions, military pay, tips, overtime, and bonuses
    • self-employment income
    • interest and dividends
    • net rental income from property the parent owns
    • severance pay
    • unemployment benefits
    • retirement benefits
    • veterans' benefits
    • disability benefits, or
    • workers' compensation awards.

    Sometimes a parent in a divorce may decide to try to lower or avoid paying child support by becoming unemployed or underemployed.

    They should keep in mind that a judge has the authority to impute (attribute) income based on what that parent is actually capable of earning.
    Net Income for the Texas Child Support Guidelines
    To determine the non-custodial parent's net income for paying child support, you need to subtract the following costs from the total gross income:
    • Social Security taxes,
    • income taxes for a single person,
    • the cost of health insurance, dental insurance, or cash medical support for the child,
    • union dues, and
    • non-discretionary retirement contributions if the noncustodial parent does not pay social security taxes.
    Number of Children Requiring Support
    After you determine the noncustodial parent's "annual" net income you need to take their net "monthly" income (which is 1/12 of their annual income), and then multiply the net monthly income by a percentage that is determined by the number of children that will be included in the child support.

    When the custodial parent's net income is not above or below a certain monetary threshold, the following percentages are used for this calculation:
    • 1 child = 20%
    • 2 children = 25%
    • 3 children = 30%
    • 4 children = 35%
    • 5 children = 40%
    • For 6 or more children, the amount must be at least the same as for five children.

    If the noncustodial parent's net monthly resources are less than $1,000, these percentages are each reduced by five percentage points (they will then range from 15% to 35%).

    Also, if the non-custodial parent has net monthly resources above a certain level ($9,200 a month, under the adjustment made in 2019), a judge may increase the amount of child support that must be paid, depending on both parents' incomes and the child's needs. The threshold changes every six years to account for inflation.
    Health Insurance as Part of Child Support
    In Texas, as in most states, in addition to the obligation to pay the child support amount calculated under the child support guidelines, the parents will also have to provide for their minor child's health insurance and dental insurance.
    When Child Support May Be Higher or Lower Than the Guideline Amount
    Once the amount of child support payable under the guidelines is established, it is presumed by a judge that this amount is in the "best interests" of the child.

    However, the judge may order a different amount of child support if they determine that applying the guideline amount would be "unjust or inappropriate" in that case.

    The judge must consider all relevant circumstances, including the following factors, when ruling that the amount of child support that will be ordered to be paid will be different than the guideline amount:
    • the age and needs of the child
    • the parents' ability to support the child
    • the time the child spends with each parent
    • whether either parent has custody of another child or is paying post-secondary educational expenses for a child
    • the custodial parent's net resources
    • child care expenses
    • alimony (spousal maintenance) that a parent is paying or receiving
    • the cost of the child's travel between the parents if they live far apart, and
    • extraordinary expenses, such as for health care or education.

    If the judge orders the payment of a child support amount that deviates from the guideline amount, the judge must expalin in their order the reason(s) why it would be "unfair or inappropriate" to use the guideline amount.

    It is important to keep in mind, that the courts favor agreements; the parents of the minor child can always agree that the amount of child support to be paid will be higher than the guideline amount.

    However, if the parents agree that the child support amount will be less than the guideline amount of child support, they will need to explain why applying the guideline would be unfair or inappropriate.

    Always keep in mind that the judge will not approve the parents' agreement about the amount of child support unless the judge agrees that the amount is in the child's best interests.
    Collecting Child Support in Texas
    Once child support is ordered, it must be paid. If you find yourself in the situation of needing or wanting help to collect child support, you may request assistance at the website of the Child Support Division of the Texas Attorney General's Office (OAG) by calling them at (800) 252-8014.
    Changing a Texas Child Support Order
    It is important to remember that after a child support order is in effect, you may request a modification (a change) of the terms of that order.

    To be granted a modification of a child support order, you will need to establish, based on the same legal requirements for an original child support order, that there has been "a substantial change of circumstances" that affects the ability of the non-custodial parent to pay the amount of child support or the need for the change in the amount of child support.

    As with the original order for child support, you and the child's other parent are allowed to make an agreement to modify the original order for child support.

    But you will still need to appear before a judge so the judge can review your agreement and decide whether it is in "the best interest" of your child to approve that change to the child support order.

    In addition to seeking judicial relief in a court to request a modification, you may also request a modification through the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in its "Child Support Review Process" (CSRP).
    What are the grounds for a
    divorce in Texas?
    What are the grounds for a divorce in Texas?
    Texas has "fault" and "no-fault" divorce grounds (legally acceptable reasons) to end a marriage.

    "NO FAULT" GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN TEXAS:

    Insupportability. The court may grant a divorce without regard to fault if the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of personalities that destroys the legitimate ends of the marital relationship and prevents any reasonable expectation of reconciliation.

    "FAULT" GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN TEXAS:

    Cruelty. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse is guilty of cruel treatment toward the complaining spouse of a nature that renders further living together insupportable.

    Adultery. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse has committed adultery.

    Conviction of Felony. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if during the marriage the other spouse has been convicted of a felony; has been imprisoned for at least one year in the state penitentiary, a federal penitentiary, or the penitentiary of another state; and has not been pardoned. The court may not grant a divorce against a spouse who was convicted on the testimony of the other spouse.

    Abandonment. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse left the complaining spouse with the intention of abandonment; and remained away for at least one year.

    Living Separate and Apart for three years. The court may grant a divorce in favor of either spouse if the spouses have lived apart without cohabitation for at least three years.

    Confinement in Mental Hospital. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if at the time the suit is filed the other spouse has been confined in a state mental hospital or private mental hospital for at least three years; and it appears that the hospitalized spouse's mental disorder is of such a degree and nature that adjustment is unlikely or that, if adjustment occurs, a relapse is probable.
    How to file for an uncontested
    divorce in Texas
    without a lawyer?
    How to file an uncontested divorce in Texas without a lawyer?
    In Texas, the basic steps to file for an uncontested divorce without a lawyer begin by determining if you meet the Texas residency requirement. The next step is to fill out the "Original Petition for Divorce". Then, file the petition at your county's district clerk's office and pay the required filing fee. Notify your spouse about the divorce filing by serving them with a copy of the divorce papers. If you and your spouse both agree on all of the issues concerning your divorce, you can draft and file with the court an "Agreed Final Decree of Divorce", which both of you must sign. Attend a scheduled court hearing, with all of your divorce paperwork, to have the judge review it. The spouse who is the respondent is not required to attend the hearing. If everything is in order, the judge can approve and grant your divorce, and sign the Agreed Final Decree of Divorce.

    Affordable
    Uncontested Divorce Online
    In Texas
    Affordable Uncontested Divorce Online
    in Texas

    Flat Fee:
    $
    125
    Flat Fee:
    $
    125
    See if you Qualify Get Started
    Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, Esq. (founder of LetsGetDivorced.com) Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, founded LetsGetDivorced.com and its online divorce service to make filing an uncontested divorce more affordable, simpler, and faster.
    Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, Esq. (founder of LetsGetDivorced.com) Attorney Gerald D. Bruckner, founded LetsGetDivorced.com and its online divorce service to make filing an uncontested divorce more affordable, simpler, and faster.

    Why Choose Us For Your Divorce?

    Online divorce services like LetsGetDivorced.com are an inexpensive, budget-friendly alternative to traditional attorney representation for filing an uncontested divorce.
    For just
    $
    125
    , LetsGetDivorced.com offers a 100% online divorce service that prepares all the necessary documents for filing an uncontested divorce.
    This includes:
    • Expert Customer Support From Start to Finish to Get You Divorced Fast
      Unlike many online services that do not provide any customer support, our friendly and knowledgeable team is available by phone and email to answer your questions and assist you at every step of the process until your divorce is granted.
    • Fast, Same-Day Document Preparation
      Our fast, same-day service provides ready-to-sign legal divorce documents that comply with your state's legal requirements—at a fraction of the cost of hiring an attorney.
    • Convenient, 100% Online Divorce Service
      Unlike many other services that rely on slow, outdated processes, such as mailing paper "workbooks" for clients to fill out, at LetsGetDivorced.com we use modern internet technology to do things better.
      Paralegals and attorneys often require clients to mail these workbooks back and forth for review and corrections, which can take weeks. Because we use an online questionnaire, using LetsGetDivorced.com is simple, convenient, and very quick.
      You can enter your divorce details and agreements with your spouse in minutes, and make instant corrections, and we also instantly deliver your completed divorce documents directly to your online account for your review and filing.
      You can conveniently and privately access our service from anywhere at any time, using a computer or smartphone. This makes our service the fastest and most convenient way to get your completed divorce documents.

    How Our Service Works

    1. Check Your Eligibility
      Answer a few questions to find out if you can use our online divorce service.
    2. Answer Questions in Our Online Questionnaire
      Use our guided online questionnaire and answer simple questions about your divorce and any agreements with your spouse. There's no complicated legal jargon and our customer support team is here if you have any questions.
    3. Quick Completion
      On average, it takes about 15 minutes to fill out the questionnaire. It will take a little longer if your divorce involves children or property.
    4. We prepare Your Divorce Documents
      Once you're done, we prepare all the necessary documents for your uncontested divorce, including a settlement agreement, ensuring they comply with your state's legal requirements and accurately reflect your agreements with your spouse.
    5. Instant Access to Documents
      As soon as your papers are ready, you can review them in your online account and instantly revise them if you decide you want to change or add anything.
    6. Sign and File
      When you are ready, you and your spouse sign the documents, then file them with the court using our step-by-step instructions. If you have any questions, our support team is here to help.

    A Cost Effective Choice

    Our service is the most affordable attorney-founded uncontested online divorce service.
    It's an ideal, cost-effective option for anyone searching for an affordable attorney or a low-cost paralegal near them.
    Since our online divorce service is available throughout the state, clients can benefit from our exceptionally low price and fast, comprehensive service no matter where they live.

    Court Acceptance Guarantee

    For over 12 years, we've helped thousands of clients obtain uncontested divorces by using our fast and affordable online divorce service.
    We stand behind our service with a court acceptance guarantee: if a court rejects your documents due to our error, we'll redraft them or refund our service fee.

    Ready To Move Forward?

    Get your uncontested divorce documents for just
    $
    125
    .
    Backed by over a decade of trusted service.
    Save time, money, and stress with LetsGetDivorced.com.
    Get Started Get Started

    See if you qualify to file
    an uncontested divorce
    in Texas

    The State to File Your Divorce

    Do You Know the Location
    of Your Spouse?
    Do You Know the Location
    of Your Spouse?

    Can You and Your Spouse Agree
    on the Terms of Your Divorce?

    Check Eligibility

    Customer Testimonials Customer Testimonials

    star star star star star
    Easy divorce experience
    Using letsgetdivorced.com, from beginning to end my divorce was very easy. The support staff I spoke with were always very friendly, polite and helpful. They do a great job explaining everything so you feel confident and understand all the steps.
    E. Wick
    star star star star star
    Wonderful customer support!
    Whenever I called or sent an email during business hours a member of your support team always responded very quickly.
    Noah
    Read more reviews

    Texas Divorce FAQs Texas Divorce FAQs

    What are the residence
    requirements to file divorce
    in Texas?
    What are the residence requirements to file
    divorce in Texas?
  • In Texas, when the divorce petition is filed, either the spouse who files it (the petitioner) or the spouse whom it is served on (the respondent) must have lived in Texas for the past six months.
  • And, one of the spouses must have been a resident of the county in which the petition is filed for at least 90 days before the filing.
  • How long does a divorce take
    in Texas?
    How long does a divorce take in Texas?
    Texas requires a minimum 60-day waiting period between filing a Petition for Divorce and when a judge can finalize the divorce, so the quickest a divorce can be granted is 61 days.
    How much does a divorce cost
    in Texas?
    How much does a divorce cost in Texas?
    The average cost for a traditional divorce invloving lawyers is around $7,567 not including the court's filing fee which averages approximately $300.

    Note: Spouses seeking an uncontested divorce using LetsGetDivorced.com's online divorce service can enormously reduce divorce costs and get all of their divorce paperwork inexpensively for only $125.
    How to get a free divorce
    in Texas?
    How to get a free divorce in Texas?
    It's possible to get a free divorce in Texas, but there are some requirements. First, the petitioner should file for an uncontested divorce. Second, the petitioner needs to be able to get their divorce documents, and have them filled out for free, or fill them out themself. And lastly, to not be charged the court's filing fee the petitioner has to file, and have granted by a judge, the court's fee waiver form.

    Note: Using LetsGetDivorced.com's online divorce service the petitioner can obtain and fill out their divorce paperwork for only $125.
    Is online divorce legal
    in Texas?
    Is online divorce legal in Texas?
    The state of Texas allows people to file for divorce without using an attorney and permits online divorce services to provide and prepare the divorce forms required to file for a divorce in Texas.
    Is the fee to use
    LetsGetDivorced.com
    only $125?
    Is the fee to use LetsGetDivorced.com
    only $125?
    Absolutely! Our fee for completing all your divorce forms online and providing access to our customer support team by phone or email is a one-time payment of just $125. We have no hidden fees, no monthly subscription charges, and no document storage fees.

    The plain truth is that we've chosen to offer our high-quality online divorce service at a very affordable price, that allows us to make a fair profit while keeping our company operational to assist as many people as we can.
    Does the fee to use
    LetsGetDivorced.com
    include the court filing fee?
    Does the fee to use LetsGetDivorced.com
    include the court's filing fee?
    We wish we could include the court's filing fee but it can vary by county. The court can waive the filing fee for petitioners who qualify as low-income and file a request to have the filing fee waived.
    What forms do I need to file
    for a divorce in Texas?
    What forms do I need to file for a divorce in Texas?
    In the state of Texas, these are the most common forms needed to file for an uncontested divorce without minor children.
    • Original Petition for Divorce
    • Civil Case Information Sheet
    • Information on Suit Affecting the Family Relationship (VS-165)
    • Waiver of Service and Consent
    • Marital Settlement Agreement
    • Final Decree of Divorce
    Plus, if your divorce involves minor children, additional forms will need to be completed regarding custody, child support and visitation.
    Using LetsGetDivorced.com, it's easy to prepare your divorce forms online for only $125.
    Do I need to file my divorce
    in the county where my
    marriage took place?
    Do I need to file my divorce in the county
    where my marriage took place?
    No. Where a divorce can be filed is based on the current residence of the spouses.
    Will I need to provide a copy
    of my marriage certificate
    to the court?
    Will I need to provide a copy of my
    marriage certificate to the court?
    No. You only need to provide the date of the marriage and the state and county where it took place.
    What is the cheapest and
    quickest way to get a divorce in Texas?
    What is the cheapest and quickest way
    to get a divorce in Texas?
    An uncontested divorce is the cheapest, quickest, and least stressful way to get divorced in Texas because by you and your spouse agreeing on all terms, you will not need to hire an attorney to represent you in adversarial court proceedings. If you qualify for a waiver you will not have to pay the court's filing fee.
    What is an uncontested
    divorce?
    What is an uncontested divorce?
    An uncontested divorce is the cheapest, quickest and most stress-free way to get divorced. In an uncontested divorce both spouses agree to the filing and granting of their divorce and all of the terms of their divorce, including: the division of their joint marital property (assets and debts) and the payment or waiver of spousal support. Also, if there are minor children of their marriage both spouses must also agree on child custody, visitation and child support.
    How is child support calculated
    and handled in Texas?
    How is child support calculated and handled in Texas?
    The following is a general outline of how child support is usually calculated and handled in Texas:

    In Texas, as in all states, parents have a legal obligation to support their minor children.

    When they contemplate getting divorced, one of the most important issues is: How will child support work?

    Texas has official child support guidelines that provide very detailed rules that determine the amount of monetary support (child support) that is to be paid after the divorce to support the minor children of the marriage.

    The basic concept of the child support guidelines is that the amount of child support is based on what is called the "net income" of the divorced parent who has the obligation to pay child support.

    That sounds pretty simple, but the rules are very complex when it comes to determining what must be used to determine net income and when the spouses may be able to deviate from the guideline amount of child support.
    The Noncustodial Parent Pays Child Support
    In a Texas divorce, the physical custody of a minor child can be agreed to by the parents, and if they cannot agree, custody will be decided by a judge.

    Physical custody can be viewed as indicating which parent the minor child will primarily live with after the divorce. This parent is called the custodial parent.

    The other parent, who the minor child spends less time with and who has a right of visitation to spend time with the child, is called the non-custodial parent.

    Although a judge has the authority to order either parent or both of them to pay child support, typically, child support is paid by the non-custodial parent to the custodial parent.

    The custodial parent has the obligation to use the child support payments they receive to provide daily support for the minor child that lives with them. For example, they could provide their minor child with food, clothing and housing.
    How to Use the Texas Child Support Guidelines
    The Texas Child support guidelines use an "income percentage" method that determines the net income of the non-custodial parent.

    If you want to get a basic estimate of what the child support amount may be in your divorce, you can use a free child support calculator that is provided by the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG).

    This calculator only handles cases where the non-custodial parent has only one source of income. For more complicated situations, you will need to use the rules in the guidelines to determine what constitutes net monthly income and the specific amount of support according to the following steps.
    Gross Income Included in Calculating Child Support
    For child support purposes, income includes:
    • all wages and salary, including commissions, military pay, tips, overtime, and bonuses
    • self-employment income
    • interest and dividends
    • net rental income from property the parent owns
    • severance pay
    • unemployment benefits
    • retirement benefits
    • veterans' benefits
    • disability benefits, or
    • workers' compensation awards.

    Sometimes a parent in a divorce may decide to try to lower or avoid paying child support by becoming unemployed or underemployed.

    They should keep in mind that a judge has the authority to impute (attribute) income based on what that parent is actually capable of earning.
    Net Income for the Texas Child Support Guidelines
    To determine the non-custodial parent's net income for paying child support, you need to subtract the following costs from the total gross income:
    • Social Security taxes,
    • income taxes for a single person,
    • the cost of health insurance, dental insurance, or cash medical support for the child,
    • union dues, and
    • non-discretionary retirement contributions if the noncustodial parent does not pay social security taxes.
    Number of Children Requiring Support
    After you determine the noncustodial parent's "annual" net income you need to take their net "monthly" income (which is 1/12 of their annual income), and then multiply the net monthly income by a percentage that is determined by the number of children that will be included in the child support.

    When the custodial parent's net income is not above or below a certain monetary threshold, the following percentages are used for this calculation:
    • 1 child = 20%
    • 2 children = 25%
    • 3 children = 30%
    • 4 children = 35%
    • 5 children = 40%
    • For 6 or more children, the amount must be at least the same as for five children.

    If the noncustodial parent's net monthly resources are less than $1,000, these percentages are each reduced by five percentage points (they will then range from 15% to 35%).

    Also, if the non-custodial parent has net monthly resources above a certain level ($9,200 a month, under the adjustment made in 2019), a judge may increase the amount of child support that must be paid, depending on both parents' incomes and the child's needs. The threshold changes every six years to account for inflation.
    Health Insurance as Part of Child Support
    In Texas, as in most states, in addition to the obligation to pay the child support amount calculated under the child support guidelines, the parents will also have to provide for their minor child's health insurance and dental insurance.
    When Child Support May Be Higher or Lower Than the Guideline Amount
    Once the amount of child support payable under the guidelines is established, it is presumed by a judge that this amount is in the "best interests" of the child.

    However, the judge may order a different amount of child support if they determine that applying the guideline amount would be "unjust or inappropriate" in that case.

    The judge must consider all relevant circumstances, including the following factors, when ruling that the amount of child support that will be ordered to be paid will be different than the guideline amount:
    • the age and needs of the child
    • the parents' ability to support the child
    • the time the child spends with each parent
    • whether either parent has custody of another child or is paying post-secondary educational expenses for a child
    • the custodial parent's net resources
    • child care expenses
    • alimony (spousal maintenance) that a parent is paying or receiving
    • the cost of the child's travel between the parents if they live far apart, and
    • extraordinary expenses, such as for health care or education.

    If the judge orders the payment of a child support amount that deviates from the guideline amount, the judge must expalin in their order the reason(s) why it would be "unfair or inappropriate" to use the guideline amount.

    It is important to keep in mind, that the courts favor agreements; the parents of the minor child can always agree that the amount of child support to be paid will be higher than the guideline amount.

    However, if the parents agree that the child support amount will be less than the guideline amount of child support, they will need to explain why applying the guideline would be unfair or inappropriate.

    Always keep in mind that the judge will not approve the parents' agreement about the amount of child support unless the judge agrees that the amount is in the child's best interests.
    Collecting Child Support in Texas
    Once child support is ordered, it must be paid. If you find yourself in the situation of needing or wanting help to collect child support, you may request assistance at the website of the Child Support Division of the Texas Attorney General's Office (OAG) by calling them at (800) 252-8014.
    Changing a Texas Child Support Order
    It is important to remember that after a child support order is in effect, you may request a modification (a change) of the terms of that order.

    To be granted a modification of a child support order, you will need to establish, based on the same legal requirements for an original child support order, that there has been "a substantial change of circumstances" that affects the ability of the non-custodial parent to pay the amount of child support or the need for the change in the amount of child support.

    As with the original order for child support, you and the child's other parent are allowed to make an agreement to modify the original order for child support.

    But you will still need to appear before a judge so the judge can review your agreement and decide whether it is in "the best interest" of your child to approve that change to the child support order.

    In addition to seeking judicial relief in a court to request a modification, you may also request a modification through the Texas Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in its "Child Support Review Process" (CSRP).
    What are the grounds for a
    divorce in Texas?
    What are the grounds for a divorce in Texas?
    Texas has "fault" and "no-fault" divorce grounds (legally acceptable reasons) to end a marriage.

    "NO FAULT" GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN TEXAS:

    Insupportability. The court may grant a divorce without regard to fault if the marriage has become insupportable because of discord or conflict of personalities that destroys the legitimate ends of the marital relationship and prevents any reasonable expectation of reconciliation.

    "FAULT" GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE IN TEXAS:

    Cruelty. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse is guilty of cruel treatment toward the complaining spouse of a nature that renders further living together insupportable.

    Adultery. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse has committed adultery.

    Conviction of Felony. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if during the marriage the other spouse has been convicted of a felony; has been imprisoned for at least one year in the state penitentiary, a federal penitentiary, or the penitentiary of another state; and has not been pardoned. The court may not grant a divorce against a spouse who was convicted on the testimony of the other spouse.

    Abandonment. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if the other spouse left the complaining spouse with the intention of abandonment; and remained away for at least one year.

    Living Separate and Apart for three years. The court may grant a divorce in favor of either spouse if the spouses have lived apart without cohabitation for at least three years.

    Confinement in Mental Hospital. The court may grant a divorce in favor of one spouse if at the time the suit is filed the other spouse has been confined in a state mental hospital or private mental hospital for at least three years; and it appears that the hospitalized spouse's mental disorder is of such a degree and nature that adjustment is unlikely or that, if adjustment occurs, a relapse is probable.
    How to file for an uncontested
    divorce in Texas
    without a lawyer?
    How to file an uncontested divorce in Texas without a lawyer?
    In Texas, the basic steps to file for an uncontested divorce without a lawyer begin by determining if you meet the Texas residency requirement. The next step is to fill out the "Original Petition for Divorce". Then, file the petition at your county's district clerk's office and pay the required filing fee. Notify your spouse about the divorce filing by serving them with a copy of the divorce papers. If you and your spouse both agree on all of the issues concerning your divorce, you can draft and file with the court an "Agreed Final Decree of Divorce", which both of you must sign. Attend a scheduled court hearing, with all of your divorce paperwork, to have the judge review it. The spouse who is the respondent is not required to attend the hearing. If everything is in order, the judge can approve and grant your divorce, and sign the Agreed Final Decree of Divorce.
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    Anderson County

    500 N. Church St #43
    Palestine, TX 75801
    Phone: (903) 723-7403
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    201 N. Main, Rm 102
    Andrews, TX 79714
    Phone: (432) 524-1417
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    215 East Lufkin Ave.
    Lufkin, TX 75901
    Phone: (936) 634-4312
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    Aransas County

    2840 Hwy 35 N
    Rockport, TX 78382
    Phone: (361) 790-0128
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    Archer County

    100 S. Center
    Archer City, TX 76351
    Phone: (940) 574-4615
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    Armstrong County

    100 Trice Street
    Claude, TX 79019
    Phone: (806) 553-2861
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    1 Courthouse Circle Dr, Ste 4B
    Jourdanton, TX 78026
    Phone: (830) 769-3011
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    Austin County

    265 N. Chesley, Ste 1
    Bellville, TX 77418
    Phone: (979) 270-6830
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    Bailey County

    300 South 1st St, Ste 130
    Muleshoe, TX 79347
    Phone: (806) 272-3165
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    Bandera County

    3360 State Hwy 173 N
    Bandera, TX 78003
    Phone: (830) 796-4606
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    Bastrop County

    804 Pecan Street
    Bastrop, TX 78602
    Phone: (512) 581-7100
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    Baylor County

    109 N Washington St
    Seymour, TX 76380
    Phone: (940) 889-3553
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    Bee County

    105 W Corpus Christi St, #304
    Beeville, TX 78102
    Phone: (361) 621-1562
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    Bell County

    1201 Huey Road
    Belton, TX 76513
    Phone: (254) 933-5190
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    Bexar County

    100 Dolorosa St.
    San Antonio, TX 78205
    Phone: (210) 335-2258
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    Blanco County

    101 E Pecan Dr
    Johnson City, TX 78636
    Phone: (830) 868-0973
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    Borden County

    117 E Wasson Street
    Gail, TX 79738
    Phone: (806) 756-4312
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    Bosque County

    110 South Main
    Meridian, TX 76665
    Phone: (254) 435-2334
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    Bowie County

    710 James Bowie Dr
    New Boston, TX 75570
    Phone: (903) 628-6750
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    Brazoria County

    111 E Locust, Rm 304
    Angleton, TX 77515
    Phone: (979) 864-1316
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    Brazos County

    300 E 26th St, Ste 1201
    Bryan, TX 77803
    Phone: (979) 361-4230
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    Brewster County

    203 N. 7th St.
    Alpine, TX 79830
    Phone: (432) 837-6216
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    Briscoe County

    415 Main St.
    Silverton, TX 79257
    Phone: (806) 823-2131
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    Brooks County

    100 E. Miller St.
    Falfurrias, TX 78355
    Phone: (361) 325-5604
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    Brown County

    200 S. Broadway, Rm 216
    Brownwood, TX 76801
    Phone: (325) 646-5514
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    Burleson County

    205 E Fox St, Ste 2001
    Caldwell, TX 77836
    Phone: (979) 567-2336
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    Burnet County

    1701 E Polk St, Ste 90
    Burnet, TX 78611
    Phone: (512) 756-5450
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    Caldwell County

    1703 S. Colorado, Box 3
    Lockhart, TX 78644
    Phone: (512) 398-1806
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    Calhoun County

    211 S. Ann St
    Port Lavaca, TX 77979
    Phone: (361) 553-4630
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    Callahan County

    1257 FM 2047
    Baird, TX 79504
    Phone: (325) 854-5825
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    Cameron County

    974 E. Harrison St.
    Brownsville, TX 78520
    Phone: (956) 544-0838
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    Camp County

    126 Church St, Rm 204
    Pittsburg, TX 75686
    Phone: (903) 856-3221
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    Carson County

    501 Main Street
    Panhandle, TX 79068
    Phone: (806) 537-3873
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    Cass County

    604 Highway 8 North
    Linden, TX 75563
    Phone: (903) 756-7514
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    Castro County

    100 East Bedford, Rm 101
    Dimmitt, TX 79027
    Phone: (806) 647-3338
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    Chambers County

    2128 SH 61
    Anahuac, TX 77514
    Phone: (409) 267-2432
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    Cherokee County

    135 South Main, 2nd Fl
    Rusk, TX 75785
    Phone: (903) 683-6908
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    Childress County

    100 Ave E NW, Box 4
    Childress, TX 79201
    Phone: (940) 937-3708
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    Clay County

    100 North Bridge Street
    Henrietta, TX 76365
    Phone: (940) 538-4561
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    Cochran County

    100 N Main St.
    Morton, TX 79346
    Phone: (806) 266-5508
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    Coke County

    13 E. 7th Street
    Robert Lee, TX 76945
    Phone: (325) 453-2631
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    Coleman County

    100 W Live Oak St
    Coleman, TX 76834
    Phone: (325) 625-2568
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    Collin County

    2100 Bloomdale Rd
    McKinney, TX 75071
    Phone: (972) 548-4320
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    Collingsworth County

    800 W. Ave, Box 10
    Wellington, TX 79095
    Phone: (806) 447-2408
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    Colorado County

    400 Spring St, Rm 103
    Columbus, TX 78934
    Phone: (979) 732-2536
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    Comal County

    150 N. Seguin
    New Braunfels, TX 78130
    Phone: (830) 221-1250
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    Comanche County

    215 N. Houston
    Comanche, TX 76442
    Phone: (325) 356-2342
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    Concho County

    152 N. Roberts
    Paint Rock, TX 76866
    Phone: (325) 732-4322
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    Cooke County

    101 South Dixon St, Rm 207
    Gainesville, TX 76240
    Phone: (940) 668-5450
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    Coryell County

    620 E. Main St
    Gatesville, TX 76528
    Phone: (254) 865-5911
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    Cottle County

    815 9th Street
    Paducah, TX 79248
    Phone: (806) 492-3823
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    Crane County

    201 W 6th St
    Crane, TX 79731
    Phone: (432) 558-3581
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    Crockett County

    909 Ave D
    Ozona, TX 76943
    Phone: (325) 392-2022
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    Crosby County

    201 W Aspen, Ste 207
    Crosbyton, TX 79322
    Phone: (806) 675-2071
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    Culberson County

    300 La Caverna St
    Van Horn, TX 79855
    Phone: (432) 283-2058
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    Dallam County

    414 Denver Ave
    Dalhart, TX 79022
    Phone: (806) 244-4751
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    Dallas County

    600 Commerce Street, Suite 103
    Dallas, TX 75202
    Phone: (214) 653-7307
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    Dawson County

    400 S. 1st Street, 4th Floor
    Lamesa, TX 79331
    Phone: (806) 329-3315
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    Deaf Smith County

    235 East Third Street, Rm 304
    Hereford, TX 79045
    Phone: (806) 364-3901
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    Delta County

    200 W. Dallas Ave
    Cooper, TX 75432
    Phone: (903) 395-9302
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    Denton County

    1450 E McKinney Street
    Denton, TX 76202
    Phone: (940) 349-2200
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    DeWitt County

    307 N. Gonzales St
    Cuero, TX 77954
    Phone: (361) 275-0931
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    Dickens County

    201 US-82
    Dickens, TX 79229
    Phone: (806) 623-5531
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    Dimmit County

    103 N 5th St
    Carrizo Springs, TX 78834
    Phone: (830) 876-4243
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    Donley County

    300 Sully St
    Clarendon, TX 79226
    Phone: (806) 874-3436
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    Duval County

    PO Drawer 248
    San Diego, TX 78384
    Phone: (361) 279-6239
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    Eastland County

    100 West Main, Ste 206
    Eastland, TX 76448
    Phone: (254) 629-2664
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    Ector County

    300 N Grant Ave, Rm 301
    Odessa, TX 79761
    Phone: (432) 498-4290
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    Edwards County

    101 E. Main
    Rocksprings, TX 78880
    Phone: (830) 683-2235
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    Ellis County

    109 S Jackson St
    Waxahachie, TX 75165
    Phone: (972) 825-5091
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    El Paso County

    500 E. San Antonio, Ste 103
    El Paso, TX 79901
    Phone: (915) 273-3534
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    Erath County

    298 S. Graham
    Stephenville, TX 76401
    Phone: (254) 965-1486
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    Falls County

    125 Bridge Street
    Marlin, TX 76661
    Phone: (254) 883-1419
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    Fannin County

    200 E. 1st Street
    Bonham, TX 75418
    Phone: (903) 583-7459
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    Fayette County

    151 N. Washington, Rm 102
    La Grange, TX 78945
    Phone: (979) 968-3548
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    Fisher County

    112 North Concho
    Roby, TX 79543
    Phone: (325) 776-2279
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    Floyd County

    105 South Main St, Rm 207
    Floydada, TX 79235
    Phone: (806) 983-4923
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    Foard County

    101 South Main
    Crowell, TX 79227
    Phone: (940) 684-1365
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    Fort Bend County

    1422 Eugene Heimann Circle
    Richmond, TX 77469
    Phone: (281) 342-3411
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    Franklin County

    200 N. Kaufman Street
    Mount Vernon, TX 75457
    Phone: (903) 537-8337
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    Freestone County

    118 East Commerce Street
    Fairfield, TX 75840
    Phone: (903) 389-2534
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    Frio County

    500 East San Antonio Street
    Pearsall, TX 78061
    Phone: (830) 505-2996
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    Gaines County

    101 S Main, Rm 311
    Seminole, TX 79360
    Phone: (432) 758-4013
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    Galveston County

    600 59th Street
    Galveston, TX 77551
    Phone: (409) 766-2424
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    Garza County

    300 West Main Street
    Post, TX 79356
    Phone: (806) 495-4430
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    Gillespie County

    101 West Main St, Rm 204
    Fredericksburg, TX 78624
    Phone: (830) 997-6517
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    Glasscock County

    209 South Myrl Street
    Garden City, TX 79739
    Phone: (432) 354-2371
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    Goliad County

    127 N Courthouse Square
    Goliad, TX 77963
    Phone: (361) 645-3294
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    Gonzales County

    414 St. Joseph St, Ste 300
    Gonzales, TX 78629
    Phone: (830) 672-2326
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    Gray County

    205 N. Russell St, Rm 300
    Pampa, TX 79065
    Phone: (806) 669-8010
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    Grayson County

    200 S. Crockett, Ste 120A
    Sherman, TX 75090
    Phone: (903) 813-4352
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    Gregg County

    101 E. Methvin, Ste 334
    Longview, TX 75606
    Phone: (903) 237-2663
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    Grimes County

    270 FM 149 W.
    Anderson, TX 77830
    Phone: (936) 873-4433
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    Guadalupe County

    211 W. Court Steet
    Seguin, TX 78155
    Phone: (830) 303-8873
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    Hale County

    225 Broadway, Ste 4
    Plainview, TX 79072
    Phone: (806) 291-5226
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    Hall County

    512 W. Main St, Ste 8
    Memphis, TX 79245
    Phone: (806) 259-2627
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    Hamilton County

    102 N Rice, Ste 215
    Hamilton, TX 76531
    Phone: (254) 386-1240
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    Hansford County

    15 NW Court St.
    Spearman, TX 79081
    Phone: (806) 659-4110
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    Hardeman County

    300 S Main St
    Quanah, TX 79252
    Phone: (940) 663-2901
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    Hardin County

    300 West Monroe Street
    Kountze, TX 77625
    Phone: (409) 246-5150
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    Harris County

    201 Caroline St.
    Houston, TX 77002
    Phone: (832) 927-5800
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    Harrison County

    200 West Houston, Ste 234
    Marshall, TX 75671
    Phone: (903) 935-8409
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    Hartley County

    900 Main St
    Channing, TX 79018
    Phone: (806) 235-3582
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    Haskell County

    1 Ave D
    Haskell, TX 79521
    Phone: (940) 864-2030
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    Hays County

    712 S. Stagecoach Trail, Ste 2211
    San Marcos, TX 78666
    Phone: (512) 393-7660
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    Hemphill County

    400 Main Street
    Canadian, TX 79014
    Phone: (806) 323-6212
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    Henderson County

    100 E. Tyler, Rm 202
    Athens, TX 75751
    Phone: (903) 675-6115
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    Hidalgo County

    100 N. Closner
    Edinburg, TX 78540
    Phone: (956) 318-2200
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    Hill County

    80 North Waco Street
    Hillsboro, TX 76645
    Phone: (254) 582-4042
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    Hockley County

    802 Houston Street, Ste 316
    Levelland, TX 79336
    Phone: (806) 894-8527
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    Hood County

    1200 W. Pearl Street
    Granbury, TX 76048
    Phone: (817) 579-3236
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    Hopkins County

    282 Rosemont Street
    Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
    Phone: (903) 438-4081
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    Houston County

    401 East Houston Ave
    Crockett, TX 75835
    Phone: (936) 544-3255
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    Howard County

    312 Scurry
    Big Spring, TX 79720
    Phone: (432) 264-2223
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    Hudspeth County

    109 Millican St
    Sierra Blanca, TX 79851
    Phone: (915) 369-2301
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    Hunt County

    2507 Lee St
    Greenville, TX 75403
    Phone: (903) 408-4172
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    Hutchinson County

    515 S. Main St.
    Stinnett, TX 79083
    Phone: (806) 878-4017
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    Irion County

    209 N Park View St
    Mertzon, TX 76941
    Phone: (325) 835-2421
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    Jack County

    100 N Main St, Ste 310
    Jacksboro, TX 76458
    Phone: (940) 567-2141
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    Jackson County

    115 West Main, Rm 203
    Edna, TX 77957
    Phone: (361) 782-3812
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    Jasper County

    121 North Austin
    Jasper, TX 75951
    Phone: (409) 384-2721
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    Jeff Davis County

    111 N. Front Street
    Fort Davis, TX 79734
    Phone: (432) 426-3251
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    Jefferson County

    1085 Pearl St, Ste 203
    Beaumont, TX 77701
    Phone: (409) 835-8580
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    Jim Hogg County

    102 E. Tilley St.
    Hebbronville, TX 78361
    Phone: (361) 527-4031
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    Jim Wells County

    200 N. Almond Street
    Alice, TX 78333
    Phone: (361) 668-5717
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    Johnson County

    204 South Buffalo Avenue
    Cleburne, TX 76033
    Phone: (817) 556-6839
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    Jones County

    100 Courthouse Square
    Anson, TX 79501
    Phone: (325) 823-3731
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    Karnes County

    101 N. Panna Maria, Ste 104
    Karnes City, TX 78118
    Phone: (830) 780-2562
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    Kaufman County

    1902 E. US Hwy 175
    Kaufman, TX 75142
    Phone: (469) 376-4640
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    Kendall County

    201 East San Antonio Avenue
    Boerne, TX 78006
    Phone: (830) 249-9343
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    Kenedy County

    101 Mallory St.
    Sarita, TX 78385
    Phone: (361) 294-5218
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    Kent County

    101 Main Street
    Jayton, TX 79528
    Phone: (806) 237-3881
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    Kerr County

    700 Main St, Ste 236
    Kerrville, TX 78028
    Phone: (830) 792-2281
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    Kimble County

    501 Main St
    Junction, TX 76849
    Phone: (325) 446-3353
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    King County

    1667 US-83
    Guthrie, TX 79236
    Phone: (806) 596-4412
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    Kinney County

    501 South Ann Street
    Brackettville, TX 78832
    Phone: (830) 563-2521
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    Kleberg County

    700 E Kleberg Ave
    Kingsville, TX 78364
    Phone: (361) 595-8561
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    Knox County

    100 W Cedar St.
    Benjamin, TX 79505
    Phone: (940) 459-2441
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    Lamar County

    119 N. Main, Rm 405
    Paris, TX 75460
    Phone: (903) 737-2427
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    Lamb County

    100 6th Diver, Rm 212
    Littlefield, TX 79339
    Phone: (806) 485-0071
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    Lampasas County

    409 South Pecan St, Ste 204
    Lampasas, TX 76550
    Phone: (512) 556-8271
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    La Salle County

    101 Courthouse Sq, Ste 107
    Cotulla, TX 78014
    Phone: (830) 483-5120
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    Lavaca County

    109 North LaGrange
    Hallettsville, TX 77964
    Phone: (361) 798-2351
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    Lee County

    289 South Main
    Giddings, TX 78942
    Phone: (979) 542-2947
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    Leon County

    139 E. Main
    Centerville, TX 75833
    Phone: (903) 536-2227
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    Liberty County

    1923 Sam Houston
    Liberty, TX 77575
    Phone: (936) 336-4682
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    Limestone County

    200 W State St, Ste 206
    Groesbeck, TX 76642
    Phone: (254) 729-3206
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    Lipscomb County

    105 Oak Street
    Lipscomb, TX 79056
    Phone: (806) 862-3091
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    Live Oak County

    301 Houston Street
    George West, TX 78022
    Phone: (361) 449-8005
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    Llano County

    832 Ford Street
    Llano, TX 78643
    Phone: (325) 247-5036
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    Loving County

    100 Bell St
    Mentone, TX 79754
    Phone: (432) 309-9500
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    Lubbock County

    904 Broadway
    Lubbock, TX 79408
    Phone: (806) 775-1585
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    Lynn County

    1501 South 1st Street
    Tahoka, TX 79373
    Phone: (806) 561-4274
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    Madison County

    101 W. Main, Rm 226
    Madisonville, TX 77864
    Phone: (936) 241-6212
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    Marion County

    102 W. Austin St.
    Jefferson, TX 75657
    Phone: (903) 665-2441
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    Martin County

    301 N St. Peter Street
    Stanton, TX 79782
    Phone: (432) 756-3412
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    Mason County

    201 Ft. McKavett St.
    Mason, TX 76856
    Phone: (325) 347-5253
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    Matagorda County

    1700 7th Street, Rm 307
    Bay City, TX 77414
    Phone: (979) 244-7621
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    Maverick County

    500 Quarry St, Ste 5
    Eagle Pass, TX 78852
    Phone: (830) 773-2629
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    McCulloch County

    199 Courthouse Square, Rm 103
    Brady, TX 76825
    Phone: (325) 597-0733
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    McLennan County

    501 Washington Ave, Ste 300
    Waco, TX 76701
    Phone: (254) 757-5057
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    McMullen County

    501 River Street
    Tilden, TX 78072
    Phone: (361) 274-3215
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    Medina County

    1300 Avenue M, Rm 201
    Hondo, TX 78861
    Phone: (830) 741-6070
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    Menard County

    206 E. San Saba
    Menard, TX 76859
    Phone: (325) 396-4682
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    Midland County

    500 N Loraine, Ste 300
    Midland, TX 79701
    Phone: (432) 688-4500
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    Milam County

    102 S Fannin, Ste 5
    Cameron, TX 76520
    Phone: (254) 697-7052
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    Mills County

    1011 4th Street
    Goldthwaite, TX 76844
    Phone: (325) 648-2711
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    Mitchell County

    349 Oak Street, Rm 302
    Colorado City, TX 79512
    Phone: (325) 728-5918
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    Montague County

    101 E Franklin Street
    Montague, TX 76251
    Phone: (940) 894-2571
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    Montgomery County

    301 N. Main Street, Suite 103
    Conroe, TX 77305
    Phone: (936) 539-7855
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    Moore County

    715 S. Dumas Ave, Rm 109
    Dumas, TX 79029
    Phone: (806) 935-4218
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    Morris County

    500 Broadnax St
    Daingerfield, TX 75638
    Phone: (903) 645-2321
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    Motley County

    701 Dundee Ave
    Matador, TX 79244
    Phone: (806) 347-2621
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    Nacogdoches County

    101 W Main, Rm 120
    Nacogdoches, TX 75961
    Phone: (936) 560-7740
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    Navarro County

    300 W. 3rd Avenue, Suite 201
    Corsicana, TX 75151
    Phone: (903) 654-3040
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    Newton County

    110 Court Street
    Newton, TX 75966
    Phone: (409) 379-3951
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    Nolan County

    100 East 3rd
    Sweetwater, TX 79556
    Phone: (325) 235-2111
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    Nueces County

    901 Leopard St.
    Corpus Christi, TX 78403
    Phone: (361) 888-0450
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    Ochiltree County

    511 S. Main
    Perryton, TX 79070
    Phone: (806) 435-8054
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    Oldham County

    105 S Main St.
    Vega, TX 79092
    Phone: (806) 639-2119
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    Orange County

    801 W Division St.
    Orange, TX 77630
    Phone: (409) 882-7825
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    Palo Pinto County

    520 Oak Street
    Palo Pinto, TX 76484
    Phone: (940) 659-1279
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    Panola County

    110 S. Sycamore St, Rm 227
    Carthage, TX 75633
    Phone: (903) 693-0306
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    Parker County

    117 Fort Worth Highway
    Weatherford, TX 76086
    Phone: (817) 598-6114
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    Parmer County

    401 3rd Street
    Farwell, TX 79325
    Phone: (806) 481-3419
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    Pecos County

    400 S. Nelson St.
    Fort Stockton, TX 79735
    Phone: (432) 336-3503
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    Polk County

    101 W. Mill St, Ste 216
    Livingston, TX 77351
    Phone: (936) 327-6814
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    Potter County

    350 SE 6th Ave.
    Amarillo, TX 79105
    Phone: (806) 379-2307
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    Presidio County

    300 Highland St.
    Marfa, TX 79843
    Phone: (432) 729-3857
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    Rains County

    220 W. Quitman St, Ste C
    Emory, TX 75440
    Phone: (903) 473-5000
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    Randall County

    2309 Russell Long Blvd, Ste 110
    Canyon, TX 79015
    Phone: (806) 468-5600
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    Reagan County

    300 North Plaza Avenue
    Big Lake, TX 76932
    Phone: (325) 884-2442
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    Real County

    146 Highway 83 South
    Leakey, TX 78873
    Phone: (830) 232-5202
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    Red River County

    400 North Walnut St
    Clarksville, TX 75426
    Phone: (903) 427-3761
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    Reeves County

    100 E. 4th Street
    Pecos, TX 79772
    Phone: (432) 287-0222
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    Refugio County

    808 Commerce St.
    Refugio, TX 78377
    Phone: (361) 526-2721
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    Roberts County

    300 East Commercial St
    Miami, TX 79059
    Phone: (806) 868-2341
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    Robertson County

    103 E Morgan Street
    Franklin, TX 77856
    Phone: (979) 828-3636
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    Rockwall County

    1111 East Yellowjacket Ln, Ste 200
    Rockwall, TX 75087
    Phone: (972) 204-6500
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    Runnels County

    613 Hutchins Ave
    Ballinger, TX 76821
    Phone: (325) 365-2638
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    Rusk County

    115 North Main Street
    Henderson, TX 75653
    Phone: (903) 657-0353
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    Sabine County

    201 Main Street
    Hemphill, TX 75948
    Phone: (409) 787-2912
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    San Augustine County

    100 W Columbia St., Rm 202
    San Augustine, TX 75972
    Phone: (936) 275-2231
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    San Jacinto County

    1 State Hwy 150, Rm 4
    Coldspring, TX 77331
    Phone: (936) 653-2909
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    San Patricio County

    400 West Sinton Street
    Sinton, TX 78387
    Phone: (361) 364-9377
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    San Saba County

    500 E. Wallace St, Rm 202
    San Saba, TX 76877
    Phone: (325) 372-3614
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    Schleicher County

    2 S. Divide
    Eldorado, TX 76936
    Phone: (325) 853-2833
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    Scurry County

    1806 25th St, Ste 402
    Snyder, TX 79549
    Phone: (325) 573-5641
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    Shackelford County

    225 South Main Street
    Albany, TX 76430
    Phone: (325) 762-9415
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    Shelby County

    200 San Augustine Street
    Center, TX 75935
    Phone: (936) 598-4164
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    Sherman County

    701 N 3rd St
    Stratford, TX 79084
    Phone: (806) 366-2371
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    Smith County

    100 North Broadway, Rm 204
    Tyler, TX 75702
    Phone: (903) 590-1660
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    Somervell County

    101 NE Barnard St.
    Glen Rose, TX 76043
    Phone: (254) 898-3971
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    Starr County

    401 N Britton Ave, Rm 304
    Rio Grande City, TX 78582
    Phone: (956) 716-4800
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    Stephens County

    200 West Walker, Rm 207
    Breckenridge, TX 76424
    Phone: (254) 559-3151
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    Sterling County

    4th St.
    Sterling City, TX 76951
    Phone: (325) 378-5191
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    Stonewall County

    128 Town Square Lane
    Aspermont, TX 79502
    Phone: (940) 989-2272
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    Sutton County

    300 E. Oak, Ste 3
    Sonora, TX 76950
    Phone: (325) 387-3815
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    Swisher County

    119 South Maxwell
    Tulia, TX 79088
    Phone: (806) 995-3294
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    Tarrant County

    100 N. Calhoun
    Fort Worth, TX 76196
    Phone: (817) 884-1574
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    Taylor County

    300 Oak St, Ste 400
    Abilene, TX 79602
    Phone: (325) 674-1316
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    Terrell County

    105 East Hackberry
    Sanderson, TX 79848
    Phone: (432) 345-2391
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    Terry County

    500 W Main, Rm 209E
    Brownfield, TX 79316
    Phone: (806) 637-4202
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    Throckmorton County

    121 North Minter
    Throckmorton, TX 76483
    Phone: (940) 849-8815
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    Titus County

    100 W 1st St.
    Mount Pleasant, TX 75455
    Phone: (903) 577-6721
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    Tom Green County

    112 West Beauregard Ave.
    San Angelo, TX 76903
    Phone: (325) 659-6579
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    Travis County

    1700 Guadalupe Street
    Austin, TX 78767
    Phone: (512) 854-9457
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    Trinity County

    162 West 1st St.
    Groveton, TX 75845
    Phone: (936) 642-1118
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    Tyler County

    100 W. Bluff, Rm 203
    Woodville, TX 75979
    Phone: (409) 283-2162
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    Upshur County

    405 N. Titus
    Gilmer, TX 75644
    Phone: (903) 843-5031
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    Upton County

    205 E 10th St.
    Rankin, TX 79778
    Phone: (432) 693-2861
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    Uvalde County

    100 N. Getty, Ste 15
    Uvalde, TX 78801
    Phone: (830) 278-3918
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    Val Verde County

    100 E. Broadway
    Del Rio, TX 78841
    Phone: (830) 774-7538
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    Van Zandt County

    121 E. Dallas St., Rm 302
    Canton, TX 75103
    Phone: (903) 567-7555
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    Victoria County

    115 N. Bridge St, 3rd Fl
    Victoria, TX 77901
    Phone: (361) 575-0581
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    Walker County

    1100 University Ave, Ste 209
    Huntsville, TX 77340
    Phone: (936) 436-4972
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    Waller County

    400 Sheriff R. Glenn Smith Dr.
    Hempstead, TX 77445
    Phone: (979) 826-7735
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    Ward County

    400 South Allen
    Monahans, TX 79756
    Phone: (432) 943-2751
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    Washington County

    100 E. Main, Ste 304
    Brenham, TX 77833
    Phone: (979) 277-6200
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    Webb County

    1000 Houston Street
    Laredo, TX 78042
    Phone: (956) 523-4268
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    Wharton County

    103 S. Fulton Street
    Wharton, TX 77488
    Phone: (979) 532-5542
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    Wheeler County

    401 Main Street
    Wheeler, TX 79096
    Phone: (806) 826-5931
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    Wichita County

    900 7th St, Rm 108
    Wichita Falls, TX 76301
    Phone: (940) 766-8100
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    Wilbarger County

    1700 Wilbarger St., Rm 33
    Vernon, TX 76384
    Phone: (940) 553-3411
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    Willacy County

    576 W. Main Ave, Ste 102
    Raymondville, TX 78580
    Phone: (956) 689-2532
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    Williamson County

    710 South Main Street
    Georgetown, TX 78627
    Phone: (512) 943-1212
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    Wilson County

    1105 Railroad Street
    Floresville, TX 78114
    Phone: (830) 393-7322
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    Winkler County

    100 East Winkler Street
    Kermit, TX 79745
    Phone: (432) 586-3359
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    Wise County

    308 W Main St.
    Decatur, TX 76234
    Phone: (940) 627-5535
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    Wood County

    100 S. Main Street
    Quitman, TX 75783
    Phone: (903) 763-2361
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    Yoakum County

    Cowboy Way & Avenue G
    Plains, TX 79355
    Phone: (806) 456-7491
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    Young County

    516 4th St, Rm 201
    Graham, TX 76450
    Phone: (940) 549-0029
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    Zapata County

    200 E. 7th Ave, Ste 119
    Zapata, TX 78076
    Phone: (956) 765-9930
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    Zavala County

    200 E. Uvalde St, Ste 13
    Crystal City, TX 78839
    Phone: (830) 374-3456
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