Texas Divorce Filing Rules

Summary

For a divorce to be filed in Texas, at least one spouse must have lived in the state for six months. If your ex-spouse has never lived in Texas, she likely cannot file there. However, since you have been a resident for more than six months, she could potentially file for divorce in Texas. Given that your divorce has already been finalized in Pakistan, generally, theres no need for a second divorce in Texas. Ensure the Pakistani divorce is recognized in the US by consulting a Texas lawyer familiar with international divorce recognition.

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But i havbe lived in TExas for six months. Can she file a divorce in Texas while i have been living in texas for more than 6 months
Under Texas law, at least one spouse must be a resident for six months. If you've been a resident for that time, she could potentially file for divorce in Texas. However, international cases can be complex, so it's advised to seek professional legal advice.
But the divoce has been finalised in Pakistan already
If your divorce has already been finalized in Pakistan, generally, there's no need for a second divorce in Texas. However, it's important to ensure that the Pakistani divorce is recognized in the US. Consult a Texas lawyer familiar with international divorce recognition.