What is a No Fault Divorce in Texas?
What is a No Fault Divorce in Texas?
What is a no-fault divorce in Texas—and do you have to prove your spouse did something wrong? In this video, we explain how no-fault divorce in Texas works and what it means for your case.
Texas allows couples to file for divorce without proving fault. Most cases are based on “insupportability,” meaning the marriage can no longer continue due to conflict or differences.
In this video, you’ll learn:
- What a no-fault divorce actually means
- What “insupportability” is under Texas law
- Whether you need your spouse’s agreement to file
- How no-fault divorce differs from fault-based divorce
- When fault may still impact your case
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