A waiting period is not required before a court may grant an annulment or declare a marriage void other than as required in civil cases generally. You should contact the court clerk of the county in which you will be filing your papers for the current filing fee. You may be able to apply for a waiver of fees if you cannot afford to pay or if you are on public assistance. After filing for divorce in Texas either party may petition the court for orders pursuant to statute. Either the mother or father may be ordered to pay child support.
Child support is established by statutory guidelines.
Community Property is all property other than separate property, acquired by either spouse during marriage. After filing for divorce or annulment, the judge may order one spouse to pay the other temporary support while the divorce is pending. There is no alimony in Texas. In a decree of divorce or annulment in Texas, the court shall change the name of the party specifically requesting the change to a name previously used by the party unless the court states in the decree a reason for denying the change of name. In Texas neither party may marry a third party before the 31st day after the date the divorce is decreed.