Property Division

Dealing with separation is challenging. It's a time filled with emotional turmoil, financial uncertainty and a myriad of legal complexities. One challenging aspect of divorce is the division of assets and debts. What happens when you discover your spouse has been...

When a marriage ends, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. Add to that the complexity of dividing property, and it's easy to feel lost. In Texas, the rules governing property division can be particularly nuanced, leaving many wondering how their spouse's actions...

When the court issues a final decree of divorce, former spouses need to comply with the judge’s orders on several matters, including property division. If your former spouse does not follow a property division order, how can you address such a dilemma? According to...

Property division is a significant part of the divorce process that may impact the divorcing couple’s finances and lifestyles, including their lives after the process. This step is about distributing assets shared during the marriage and doing so appropriately to help...

Going through a divorce is an emotionally challenging process. Furthermore, property division can often be one of the most contentious aspects. To navigate this complex territory, it is important to be mentally prepared. This can help you approach property division...

Dividing marital assets fairly can be one of the most challenging aspects of divorce. It becomes even more complicated when one spouse attempts to conceal assets to gain an unfair advantage. Understanding potential signs that your spouse might be hiding cash,...

Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process, and property division often becomes one of the most contentious aspects. In Texas, specific laws govern property division, and they can differ quite a lot from those in other states. Yet, common misconceptions...

Navigating the choppy waters of a divorce poses a challenge, particularly when investment properties come into play. Texas has specific laws on property division during a divorce, directly impacting the future of your investments. By understanding the approach Texas...

When going through divorce, you will enter the asset-dividing process at some point. In this, you will divide your marital assets up with your spouse based on what is equitable or equal. To understand what assets are potentially up for division, it is important to...

When dividing property in a divorce, the court will also look at your debts. The division of debt is similar to the division of assets. Texas law outlines how a court must handle debt division. In most cases, it is subject to the same rules as assets. Community vs...