Texas Divorce By Publication

Thank you for providing your location. Here are some general points about divorce laws in Texas:
- Texas is a "no-fault" divorce state.
- Either spouse can file for divorce.
- The minimum residency requirement is 6 months.
- Property division is based on "community property" laws.
For more specific advice, consider consulting a local attorney.

Since you have no property or children, your divorce process in Texas might be simpler. Here are some points to consider:
- You may qualify for a simplified divorce.
- You'll still need to divide any shared debts.
- You must wait at least 60 days after filing before the divorce can be finalized.
For more details, consult a local attorney.

If you're unable to locate your spouse, Texas law allows for a "****by Publication". Have you tried to locate him through all reasonable means?

In order to proceed with a "****by Publication", Texas law requires you to make a diligent effort to locate your spouse. This includes contacting family, friends, last known employers, etc. Have you tried these methods?

In Texas, if you've made a diligent effort to locate your spouse and failed, you can request a "****by Publication". This involves publishing a notice in a newspaper. Consult a local attorney for guidance.

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