Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

I am doing my own divorce papers and I have filed the original petition. My question is when does the waiver have to be filed is their a time line. If I cannot get her to sign a waiver and she just files a response what is the time frame on that. I understand you cannot go before the court until 60 days is up to file the Final Decree but I just didn't understand the response process. I don't want to have her served unless I have to. Can you just file her response that doesn't have a notary at the bottom or do you have to have the waiver too.

Asked on 10/04/10, 9:46 am

Ken Gober (Austin TX) Lee, Gober & Reyna

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The answers to your questions are more complex than a simple answer on this site will handle.

I represent clients across the State of Texas in Uncontested Divorces.

I charge a flat fee of $875 (which includes filing fees), if you have already filed the petition, I can reduce my fee by the cost of the filing fee.

Give me a call (512-827-7548 // 512-82-SPLIT) if you have questions. You can reach me with this number 7 days a week 8AM yo 11PM.

Good Luck!

Answered on 10/09/10, 12:22 pm

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