Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Finance and Business: [header] How to get a divorce in texas [title] Meet the residency requirement. [step] At the time you file for divorce, either you or your spouse must have been living in texas for the preceding six-month period. This does not mean you have to have been married in texas, but only that you or your spouse has resided in texas for the required period of time.

Ending1: [substeps] You must also have lived or worked in texas for at least six months. Your state sets out residency requirements for non-residents, but you cannot be dependent on the residency or employment status of your spouse. Ending2: For example, you may have resided in texas for 21 months or longer. Rather than sealing any residency status and simply filing for divorce, you can enter your residency status immediately after you file for divorce. Ending3: [substeps] You can still file for divorce in texas if one of the spouses lives out of state. The requirement only states that one of the spouses has lived in texas for the required six months. Ending4: [substeps] Federal and state law must adhere to equal or equal residence laws in texas. All other states will restrict your residency as the sole requirement.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4