For free information on Texas laws, go to the Houston Bar Association's website (www.hba.org) and look under "information for the public". Under that tab look for handbooks.
The have free "handbooks" on FAMILY LAW, CONSUMER LAW AND ELDER LAW.
The Family Law handbook is the best booklet that I've found.
If you type into Google "Texas free divorce information" or something like that and thousands of website will pop up. Many are good. The national ones tend to be the worst since they try to cover all 50 states.
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