When getting divorced in the state of Texas, you need to keep in mind that it is a community property state. But what does community property mean? What is separate property in Texas? And what do they mean for property division during a divorce? Read on to find out from our experienced divorce law team...
In a Texas divorce, the properties commonly owned by the spouses shall be divided. But before the court does that, it needs to identify which properties are commonly owned and which are not. It also helps to have an agreement between the spouses as to the division of properties. But what happens to the division...
Texans considering divorce are often surprised and confused by its rules. Questions relating to child support, property division and alimony often top the list. In a Texas divorce, you get two options: You and your spouse may agree to a settlement between yourselves or You can file the case in court and leave it to...
A common question that our clients often ask is how assets and debts will be divided when getting a divorce. Is Texas a 50/50 Community Property State? The short answer is no. But it’s not that straightforward. Texas is a community property state, but the courts are not required to use a 50/50 property division....
Deciding to go forward with getting a divorce in Texas is never an easy thing. If you or your spouse are in the military, it can add a layer of stress to everything. In every state, the laws (state and federal) of military divorce differ. However, our Texas divorce attorneys will walk you through how...
Recent statistics state that about 11% of marriages end in divorce in Texas. A divorce is a complicated and confusing situation to go through. Understandably, as you begin to finalize your divorce, you want to sign any paperwork to get it over as quickly as possible. Because this document must be followed by law, it...
Did you know that land and household goods are not the only assets that can be divided in a divorce in Texas? Hi, I’m Channa Borman here with straight talk and honest advice about family law here in the Brazos Valley. Today, we’re going to talk about the other assets that can be divided in...
Your retirement benefits may be one of the last things on your mind when going through a divorce. But they are valuable and can ensure your financial security when you’re older. You want to make sure that you receive your fair share of your and your spouse’s retirement benefits. You need to be concerned with...
Division of Community Property Without an Agreement In a divorce, the properties commonly owned by the spouses shall be divided. But before the court does that, it needs to identify which properties are commonly owned and which are not. It also helps to have an agreement between the spouses as to the division of properties....
Unless you’ve gone through a divorce before, it’s not very clear what you’re suppose to do after the divorce is final. You may be counting down to that marked day on the calendar when your divorce is final, and thinking all the conflict, cost and collateral damage will be over. While you’re waiting for that...
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