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	Annulment of Marriage Grounds for an Annulment By: Texas Legislative Council


	Bigamy (Separate Website) § 6.202. MARRIAGE DURING EXISTENCE OF PRIOR MARRIAGE. By: Texas Legislative Council


	Common Law Marriage (Separate Website) § 2.401. PROOF OF INFORMAL MARRIAGE. By: Texas Legislative Council


	Common Law Marriage How do I know if my common law marriage is valid?


	Common Questions About Divorce Answers to Common Questions About Divorce: How Long? No-Fault? Alimony? Community Property? Name Change? By: Texas RioGrande Legal Aid - Austin


	Do-It-Yourself Court Forms Free Click here for one of the following forms below. Divorce In Texas WITH Children Divorce In Texas WITHOUT Children Annulment The uncontested process in Travis County, Texas. Termination of Withholding for Child Support Nunc Pro Tunc DWOP Modification Kit Paternity Kit Affidavit of Inability to Pay Court Cost Default Judgment Kit General Affidavit Original Answer Information Sheet Name Change for an Adult and Child Expunction Occupational Driver's License Legal Notice Service by Posting Kit Service by Publication Kit Serving the Document and the Certificate of Service Substitute Service Kit By: Partnership for Legal Access


	Informal (Common Law) Marriage Commonly Asked Questions


	Marriage in Texas Texas courts will generally recognize a formal marriage between husband and wife conducted according to the law of any state or foreign country. In Texas, the marital relationship can be established between a man and a woman by a formal ceremony or by common law. By: Legal Aid of Northwest Texas - Dallas


	Marriage to a Minor (under 16) (Separate Website) § 6.205. MARRIAGE TO MINOR By: Texas Legislative Council


	Marriage to Stepchild or Stepparent (Separate Website) § 6.206. MARRIAGE TO STEPCHILD OR STEPPARENT. By: Texas Legislative Council


	Parenting Order Legal Clinics Are you and your child's parent living apart and raising your child separately? Do you need to be better understand your legal rights and what you must do under the law? Come to a free legal information clinic and ask an attorney. By: Texas Equal Access to Justice Foundation


	Same Sex Marriage (Separate Website) § 6.204. RECOGNITION OF SAME-SEX MARRIAGE OR CIVIL UNION. By: Texas Legislative Council


	Void Marriage (Separate Website) § 6.201. CONSANGUINITY. A marriage is void if one party to the marriage is related to the other as: By: Texas Legislative Council


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