Texas Divorce Statistics

As a Texas divorce lawyer, I find divorce statistics very interesting.  The Texas Bureau of Vital Statistics has a website at http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/vs/marriagedivorce/default.shtm that has more information than you can shake a stick at about Texas divorces.  It isn't the easiest thing to navigate, and involves downloading a bunch of data files, but if you have the time, you can find out just about anything on divorces.  Texas divorce attorneys (actually their clients) are required to submit a form to the Bureau of Vital Statistics whenever someone gets divorced.  The form has a lot of private information on it which becomes a public record once submitted to the BVS.

If you want to write to the BVS about divorce records or birth records, they have their own website at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/howto/w2w/texas.htm.  You can get a lot of information from this site on how to get birth certificates, death certificates, and divorce records.

J. Michael Clay is a divorce lawyer/family-law attorney in Bexar County, San Antonio, Texas.  His practices centers around all types of family law issues, such as child custody disputes, divorce, child support and child custody modification and enforcement, adoption, and other family law issues.  J. Michael Clay is licensed to practice all types of law in all Texas state courts, and in federal courts in the Western District of Texas.

Not certified by the Texas board of legal specialization in any particular area.