Family Court Forms for Dallas County Residents
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Where to file in Dallas County
Frank Crowley Courts Building, 133 N. Industrial Blvd., Dallas, TX 75207
Self-represented filers in Texas are exempt from mandatory e-filing and may file paper documents at the clerk's office. If you prefer to e-file, eFileTexas.gov is available. For uncontested divorce without children, Dallas also offers Guide and File at selfhelp.efiletexas.gov/srl.
Dallas County — what you need to know
The Standing Order takes effect the moment you file and applies to both parties before your spouse is served. It prohibits removing children from Texas, dissipating marital assets, harassment, and damaging or hiding property.
Mediation is strongly encouraged and often ordered in contested cases before temporary orders hearings. Individual court coordinators set docketing — check with your assigned court.
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