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When you married and moved in with your spouse, you thought you would live in the house you bought forever. You saved money and built your home bit by bit. This house holds happy memories for you. One way or another, it has sentimental value. But now that you are...
If you are a Texas spouse who has decided to end your marriage, you probably have some questions regarding certain aspects of the divorce process. Somewhere near the top of your agenda could be gaining a full understanding of the division of property since a divorce...
The end of your marriage will mark the beginning of various significant changes in a spouse’s life. One of the most common ways a person will see changes in his or her life is through finances. The financial ramifications of divorce are significant, and it is helpful...
A marital breakup involves so much more than spouses just deciding to no longer be together. Most spouses in Texas have acquired property and assets while they were married. Dividing these marital assets is often one of the most complicated parts of a divorce. Here...
Dividing property during a divorce can be a stressful and contentious undertaking. Even when a couple has significant assets, each spouse has a right to his or her fair share of community property, which typically includes any assets accumulated during the time they...
Ending a marriage is a process. When spouses make the decision to divorce, there will be many choices to make and steps to take before a final judgment is entered. One major aspect of the divorce process involves dividing property. Property division can also be a...
It can be both a stressful and rewarding process starting a business from the ground up and watching it grow. After nurturing a profitable business for years, the last thing a business owner wants is to lose it in property division proceedings during a divorce....
Couples whose marriages are over typically find themselves mired in issues that need to be taken care of. One of those is property division, but since Texas is a community property state, all assets gained during the marriage are considered shared. That means spouses...
As noted on Texas.gov, Section 3.001 of the Family Code defines separate property as assets owned or acquired by a spouse before marriage. You may also acquire separate property while you remain married. Gifts, personal injury awards and inheritances, for example,...
There is so much on the table when a couple decides to divorce. And there is so much a couple may not understand about the divorce process in Texas, including issues that go along with property division. Are there certain situations that impact who receives which...
