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The district courts' published pro-se divorce procedures (registered March 6, 2023): self-representation responsibilities, form sources, the mandatory Families and Divorce Seminar with certificates on file, the 60-day waiting period, pregnancy finalization bar, and setting mechanics in the 23rd or 329th.
Texas > Wharton County > 23rd and 329th District Courts (self-represented litigants)
Verbatim highlights from the vision-read instrument: pro-se litigants "are expected to know the law, the rules of procedure, and the rules of evidence"; court staff cannot give legal advice; free form sets are referenced through the courts' resources (including www.329th.com pointing to TexasLawHelp); a divorce cannot be finalized while a party is pregnant (paternity/support must be addressable in the decree); copies of prior orders affecting the children must be attached where required; "the Families and Divorce Seminar" (the parenting-education requirement, offered by the four listed providers) must be completed with certificates filed before final hearing; the statutory sixty-day waiting period applies from filing to the earliest final hearing; final hearings are set through the coordinator of the court to which the case is assigned (23rd or 329th under the odd/even general docket). Registered instrument: https://topics.txcourts.gov/LocalRulesPublic/PreviewAttachment/1270
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