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Begin by filling out the 'Information about Child' section. If applicable, attach the required affidavit detailing residency information as per Texas Family Code.
In the 'Denial of Allegations' section, indicate your general denial by checking the appropriate box.
For 'Child's Possession', select the rights you wish to request regarding conservatorship and visitation. Ensure you specify any restrictions on residence if necessary.
In the 'Denial of Paternity' section, clearly state your denial and request for genetic testing if applicable.
Complete the 'Prayer' section by stating your requests for relief from the court.
Fill in your signature, address, and contact information at the bottom of the form.
Finally, complete the 'Certificate of Service' to confirm that all parties have been notified as required.

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Is it better to be the petitioner or the respondent in a divorce?

Possible Advantages of Filing First Timing of the case: The petitioner can file when they are able to afford attorney fees and other costs. The respondent may not be in as secure a financial position. The petitioner can also set the pace of the divorce proceedings.

What does respondent mean in a divorce?

Since you are the one responding to the other spouse filing for divorce, youre called the Respondent.

What is a respondent in divorce?

In family law scenarios, the respondent is typically the other spouse in a divorce case or the other parent in a child custody dispute. The respondents role is to respond to the claims or allegations made by the petitioner, either agreeing, contesting, or providing their perspective on the matter.

Can you counterfile for divorce in Texas?

You will not have any input about what happens to your property, your debts, and possibly issues involving your children. If the divorce is contested, you also have the opportunity to file a counter-petition. Filing a counter-petition lets you tell the judge what you would like to happen instead.