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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Military Status Affidavit Divorce - texasatj in the editor.
- Begin by entering the Cause Number and court information exactly as it appears on your Original Petition for Divorce. Ensure you print your answers clearly.
- Fill in your name as the Petitioner, including your first, middle, and last names. Then, provide the Respondent's full name.
- Indicate whether you are filing in District Court or County Court by checking the appropriate box.
- In the affidavit section, state your name again and confirm that you have personal knowledge of the facts stated. Check all applicable boxes regarding the Respondent's military status.
- If applicable, attach a true copy of the DMDC verification by uploading it directly through our platform.
- Decide if you need to post a bond and indicate the amount if necessary. Make sure not to sign until you are in front of a notary.
- Finally, complete the notary section once signed in front of them.
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