TX HB931

Creates a new "covenant marriage" option in Texas where couples submit a signed, notarized affidavit declaring marriage is a lifelong commitment and agreeing to seek counseling during marital difficulties

Requires couples to complete at least 5 hours of premarital counseling from a clergy member or licensed counselor at least 7 days before entering a covenant marriage, covering topics including financial issues, conflict resolution, and the seriousness of the commitment

Allows existing married couples to convert their marriage to a covenant marriage by filing a notarized affidavit and copy of their marriage license with the county clerk

Restricts divorce on grounds of insupportability (no-fault divorce) for covenant marriages to cases where both parties agree and have completed at least 5 hours of reconciliation counseling from a clergy member or licensed therapist

Prohibits county clerks from charging fees for covenant marriage licenses, while maintaining the $60 fee for standard ("noncovenant") marriage licenses; requires the Attorney General to develop educational materials for county clerks about covenant marriage requirements