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Texas - Unsworn Declaration of Indigency

Form Type:
Property Division
Form Name:
Unsworn Declaration of Indigency
Who must file:
All individuals filing for divorce.
This Texas "Unsworn Declaration of Indigency" form is classified as a Property Division form. This page contains information about what this form is used for and who must file it, as well as links to print or download the form as a PDF. The process of filing your own divorce is complicated, and often requires the filing of multiple forms - you can view the full list ofTexas divorce forms here.

Form Description: This form is a statement telling the court of your income, any government entitlements you receive, any dependents you have, what property you own, what your monthly expenses are, and any additional information you wish to supply to the Court. ONLY fill out this form if you CANNOT pay the Divorce filing fee.
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Other Texas divorce forms:

Form Type:
Annulment
Form Name:
Annulment Petition
Who must file:
All individuals filing an annulment petition with no children born or adopted into the marriage
Form Type:
Annulment
Form Name:
Annulment Waiver
Who must file:
All individuals filing an annulment petition with no children born or adopted into the marriage
Form Type:
Answer
Form Name:
Annulment Answer
Who must file:
All individuals responding to their spouse filing an annulment petition with no children born or adopted into the marriage
Form Type:
Judgment
Form Name:
Annulment Decree
Who must file:
All individuals filing an annulment petition with no children born or adopted into the marriage
Form Type:
Divorce Filing
Form Name:
Original Petition for Divorce
Who must file:
All individuals filing for divorce.
Form Type:
Miscellaneous
Form Name:
Information on Suit Affecting the Family Relationship
Who must file:
All individuals filing for divorce.
Form Type:
Child Custody
Form Name:
Exhibit: Out-of-State Party Affidavit
Who must file:
Both parties in the Divorce who have children under 18 years of age if one of the parties does not live in Texas
Form Type:
Miscellaneous
Form Name:
Waiver of Service
Who must file:
All individuals whom a divorce has been filed against
Form Type:
Answer
Form Name:
Respondent's Original Answer
Who must file:
All individuals whom a divorce has been filed against who have children under age 18
Form Type:
Miscellaneous
Form Name:
Notice of Current Address
Who must file:
Optional
Form Type:
Judgment
Form Name:
Final Decree of Divorce
Who must file:
All individuals filing for divorce.
Form Type:
Child Custody
Form Name:
Income Withholding for Support Order
Who must file:
Some individuals filing for divorce who have children under 18 years of age.
Form Type:
Default
Form Name:
Certificate of Last Known Address
Who must file:
Some individuals filing for divorce.
Form Type:
Military Divorce
Form Name:
Military Status Declaration
Who must file:
Some individuals filing for divorce.