Uncontested Divorce Tool
Texas Divorce Calculator
Enter your assets and Texas law does the rest — see what counts as community property, explore how an agreed split would look, and estimate guideline child support. Then download a personalized report.
Your entries stay in your browser unless you choose to send them to our team. No account numbers — ever.
What do you and your spouse own?
Add your major assets one at a time — the home, vehicles, retirement accounts, savings. For each one, two quick questions tell you whether Texas treats it as community property (divided in the divorce) or separate property (confirmed to one spouse).
Just a nickname and an estimated value — never enter account numbers, logins, or other identifying details.
Your estimate so far
Add an asset or a child support estimate and your running totals will appear here — nothing is sent to us unless you ask to talk.
Educational estimates only — not legal advice. Courts divide property “just and right” and can deviate from support guidelines.
214-250-4407The Law Behind the Numbers
How Texas Decides Who Gets What
Two bodies of law drive every number in this calculator — here's the plain-English version.
Community property division
Texas presumes everything acquired during the marriage belongs to the community — and the community estate is divided in a “just and right” manner (Tex. Fam. Code § 7.001). What you owned before the marriage, inherited, or received as a gift stays yours as separate property.
In an agreed divorce, you and your spouse decide the split rather than leaving it to a judge — which is exactly what the calculator's slider lets you explore.
Child support in an agreed parenting plan
Texas guideline support is a percentage of the paying parent's net resources — 20% for one child, 25% for two, and so on — applied to the first $11,700 of monthly net resources (Tex. Fam. Code § 154.125, effective September 1, 2025).
When parents agree on the parenting plan, the guideline number becomes a shared starting point instead of a fight — and the court still reviews it to protect the children.
Who You'd Work With
WG Law's Uncontested Divorce Team
Two attorneys focused on getting Texas couples to a respectful, affordable resolution.
Common Questions
Texas Divorce Calculator FAQ
Is this calculator legal advice?+
No. It produces educational estimates based only on what you enter. Every divorce has facts a calculator can't see — mixed (commingled) assets, reimbursement claims, tax consequences. Use it to get oriented, then talk it through with a licensed Texas attorney before making decisions.
How does Texas divide property in a divorce?+
Texas is a community property state. Property acquired during the marriage is presumed community property and is divided in a "just and right" manner. Separate property — what you owned before the marriage, plus gifts, inheritances, and most personal-injury recoveries — is confirmed to its owner and is not divided.
Is Texas a 50/50 divorce state?+
Not automatically. Courts start near 50/50 but may adjust the split based on factors like earning capacity and fault. In an agreed divorce, you and your spouse decide the split together and the court approves it — that's why the calculator lets you explore different percentages.
How is child support calculated in Texas?+
Guideline support is a percentage of the paying parent's monthly net resources: 20% for one child, 25% for two, up to 40% for five or more. Since September 1, 2025, the guidelines apply to the first $11,700 of monthly net resources. The percentage adjusts if the paying parent supports children in other households.
What's the difference between an agreed divorce and a contested one?+
In an agreed (uncontested) divorce, both spouses settle property, debts, and the parenting plan together — one decree, no discovery battles, no trial, and dramatically lower legal fees. A contested divorce can cost many times more and take a year or longer. WG Law handles agreed divorces only.
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Texas?+
Texas requires a 60-day waiting period after the petition is filed. An agreed divorce can be ready to finalize shortly after that window closes — most are done in roughly 60 to 90 days.
Is my information private?+
Yes. Your entries stay in your browser — we never ask for account numbers, and nothing is sent to our firm unless you choose to request a consultation. The PDF report is generated on your own device.
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Our uncontested divorce attorneys can turn your estimate into a clear, fixed plan — respectfully, affordably, and without the courtroom battle.
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Attorney advertising. This calculator and the reports it generates provide general educational estimates only, are not legal advice, and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Estimates are based solely on the information you enter; Texas courts may divide property and set child support differently. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Principal office: 7701 Eldorado Pkwy., Suite 200, McKinney, TX 75070.