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Neither the husband nor wife asked for a jury.  \n1. Appearances  \nPetitioner  \nThe Petitioner’s name is:    \nFirst Middle Last  \nThe Petitioner is the: (Check one box.)  husband.  wife.  \n(Check one box.)  \n The Petitioner was present , self-represented, and announced ready for trial.  \n The Petitioner was present , self-represented, and agreed to the terms of this Final Decree of Divorce (called “Decree” throughout this document) .  \n The Petitioner was not present but has signed on page 9 agreeing to the terms of this Decree.  \nRespondent  \nThe Respondent’s name is:    \nFirst Middle Last  \nThe Respondent is the: (Check one box.) husband.  wife.  \n(Check one box.)  \n The Respondent was present , self-represented, and announced ready for trial.  \n The Respondent was present , self-represented, and agreed to the terms of this Decree.  \n The Respondent was not present, but filed an Answer or Waiver of Service and has signed on page  \n9 agreeing to the terms of this Decree.  \n The Respondent was not present, but filed a Global Waiver that waived Respondent’s right to notice of this hearing and did not otherwise appear.  \n The Respondent was not present, but was served and has defaulted. The Petitioner has filed a Certificate of Last Known Address and a Military Status Affidavit.  \n2. Record (The Court fills out this section.)  \n A Court reporter recorded today’s hearing.  \n A Court reporter did not record today’s hearing because the parties agreed not to make a record.  A Statement of the Evidence was signed by the Court.  \n3. Jurisdiction  \nThe Court heard evidence and finds that it has jurisdiction over this case and the parties, that the residency and notice requirements have been met, and the Petition for Divorce meets all legal requirements. The Court further finds that: (Check one box.)  \n it has been at least 60 days since the Petition for Divorce was filed.  \n the 60 day waiting period is not required because: (Check one box.)  \n Petitioner has an active Protective Order under Title 4 of the Texas Family Code, or an active magistrate’s order for emergency protection under Article 17.292 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure against Respondent because Respondent committed family violence during the marriage.  \n Respondent has a final conviction or has received deferred adjudication for a crime involving family violence against Petitioner or a member of Petitioner’s household.  \n4. Family Violence Statement  \nIt has been represented to the Court that: (Check ONLY the option that applies to the situation.)  \n . There has been no pattern of child neglect or family violence by any party to this case within two years preceding the filing of this case or during the pendency of this case.  \nOr  \n There has been family violence (Check all that apply.) :  while the divorce was pending  \n during the two years prior to the filing of this lawsuit.  \n5. Dates of Marriage and Separation (Check ONLY the option that applies to the situation.):  \n The date of marriage was on or about:    \nMonth Day Year  \n This was an informal (common law) marriage.  \n6. Divorce  \nIT IS ORDERED that the Petitioner and the Respondent are divorced.  \n7. Children  \n7A. No Children Together  \nThe Court finds that the spouses do not have any biological or adopted children together who are under 18 years old, or over 18 years old and still in high school.  \n7B. Wife Not Pregnant  \nThe Court finds that the wife is not pregnant.  \n7C. 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