McCulloch County, TX · McCulloch County
Pro Se Divorce With No Children Filing Information
This filing information packet includes a Vital Statistics form for people representing themselves in a McCulloch County divorce with no children.
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- City of McCulloch County · McCulloch County, McCulloch County, Texas
- Notarization
- Not required: file this form without a notary.
- Official source
- co.mcculloch.tx.us
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What this form is
This packet explains steps for filing a divorce without children while representing yourself and includes the Vital Statistics Form VS-165, which must be completed and printed double-sided. The District Clerk's Office says it does not supply divorce pleadings; the packet directs filers to bring an original petition, two copies, and payment to the office. It also describes hearing arrangements and information required for the vital statistics report.
Who needs it
People representing themselves in a divorce without children can use the instructions and complete the included vital statistics report.
How to submit it
Bring the original petition, two copies, and payment to the McCulloch County District Clerk's Office at 199 Courthouse Square #103, Brady, Texas 76825.
About notarization
This packet has no notary block; the VS-165 includes a clerk certification, and no notarized or sworn attachment is identified.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download the Packet
Download the pro se divorce information packet and its included Vital Statistics Form VS-165.
- 2
Complete the Required Documents
Complete your petition and the applicable sections of VS-165; print VS-165 double-sided on one sheet.
- 3
Gather Filing Materials
Bring the original petition, two copies, and payment. The packet says to bring the proposed Final Decree and completed Vital Statistics form to the final hearing.
- 4
File With the District Clerk
Bring the petition, copies, and payment to the McCulloch County District Clerk's Office in Brady.
Frequently asked questions
- Who uses this pro se divorce packet?
- It is for people representing themselves in a divorce without children. The packet provides filing information and includes a Vital Statistics Form VS-165.
- Do I need a notary for this pro se divorce packet?
- No. The packet has no notary block; the VS-165 includes a clerk certification, and no notarized or sworn attachment is identified.
- How do I submit the divorce filing?
- Bring your original petition, two copies, and payment to the McCulloch County District Clerk's Office at 199 Courthouse Square #103, Brady, Texas 76825.
- Does the packet include divorce pleadings?
- No. The District Clerk's Office states that it does not supply the forms to file for divorce. The packet includes information and a Vital Statistics form.