Court Forms Library / Texas

Texas Family Law
Court Forms

8 Texas forms for divorce, custody, support, and financial disclosures — each linked to its official court source. Aequis generates 6 of them as the court's own fillable PDF, populated from your matter data.

Official fillable PDF — Aequis fills the court's own fillable PDF with your matter data (field names verified against the official form).

Working draft — Aequis generates a formatted working draft for attorney review; use the official source link for the court's current version.

Court forms are revised and local rules vary — always verify against the issuing court's current version before filing.

Form #NameCategoryAequis outputOfficial source
FM-DivA-100Original Petition for Divorce [Set A — No Minor Children]District CourtDivorceOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-DivB-100Original Petition for Divorce [Set B — With Children]District CourtDivorceOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-DivB-201Final Decree of Divorce [Set B — With Children]District CourtDivorceOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-Mod1-100Petition to Modify the Parent-Child RelationshipDistrict CourtPost-DecreeOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-SAPCR-100Petition in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR)District CourtCustodyOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-SAPCR-200Order in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (Parent Custody Order)District CourtCustodyOfficial fillable PDFCourt website
FM-Chil-306Standard Possession OrderDistrict CourtCustodyWorking draftCourt website
FM-DivAD-103Waiver of Service Only (Specific Waiver) [Set A or D]District CourtResponseWorking draftCourt website

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Texas court forms — FAQ

Are Texas family law court forms free?

Yes. Every form in this directory links to its official Texas court source, where the current version is available at no charge. Aequis is a paid tool that fills and assembles them from your case data — the forms themselves are free from the courts.

Which Texas forms can Aequis fill out automatically?

Aequis generates 6 of these 8 forms as the court's own fillable PDF, populated from your matter data. The remainder are produced as formatted working drafts you review before filing.

Do I need an attorney to file these forms?

Aequis is a practice-management tool for attorneys and their staff — not a law firm — and does not provide legal advice. If you are representing yourself, see the court's self-help resources, or consider CaseForward, IdaMil's self-help service for individuals (also not a law firm).

How current are these Texas forms?

Court forms are revised periodically and local rules vary by county and court. This directory links each form to its official issuing court so you can confirm the latest version — always verify against the court's current form before filing.

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