Both Texas and California require a 6 month residency before you can file in their state courts. In your case, theoretically you can file in either California and Texas.
Here is the thing to consider, HOWEVER, you may get a divorce in Texas and California will honor that decision based on full faith and credit clause of the Constitution. Other decisions from a Texas court, like the division of the house in California, may not be valid against your hu*****and unless he consents to the Texas court's jurisdiction or has minimum contact with Texas. Send me a QQH with your contact information for a free consultation.
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