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Divorce Information Worksheet

A divorce goes more smoothly when the facts are organized before you walk in the door. Fill in what you can; you will not be sending anything sensitive over the internet, and you will save time and money at your first meeting. Texas is a no-fault state, and most property acquired during a marriage is community property.

You and Your Spouse

Your full legal name

Your spouse’s full legal name

Date and place of marriage

Date you separated, if you have

Is anyone in the military, or is either spouse pregnant?

Your Children

Children of the marriage (names and ages). Note where they live now and the schedule you would want.

What You Own Together

Home and any other real estate

Vehicles

Bank and investment accounts

Retirement accounts and pensions

Businesses

Valuables, furniture, collections

What You Owe

Mortgage

Vehicle loans

Credit cards and personal loans

What You Are Asking For

Your goals: parenting time, who keeps the home, support, and anything you most want to protect.

Anything urgent the attorney should know (safety concerns, hidden assets, a spouse about to move or sell).

Talk it through with a family-law attorney.

Crone Law PLLC handles divorce, custody, support, and modifications in Bexar County.

Visit Crone Law PLLC 210-570-6016

A planning tool, not legal advice. Texas family law is fact-specific. Crone Law PLLC, an independent firm at this address, can advise on your situation.