When going through a divorce, most spouses will worry about the division of their assets. This is often one of the longest parts of the split. It is complex and full of emotion in many cases. In some cases, a spouse may feel inclined to try hiding assets so they do...
Property Division
Tips for managing conflict in a divorce
In an ideal world, all divorces would be amicable, but in reality, disputes over custody and property division can cause significant friction between you and your former partner. A high-conflict divorce can cause children to suffer and make co-parenting difficult. As...
What happens when a spouse commits fraud when dividing assets?
While most people are honest when it comes to property division in divorce, there are some people who try to hide assets or lie about their property holdings. When this happens, it is damaging to the other party. If you discover your spouse committed fraud on your...
Can I keep my inheritance if I get divorced in Texas?
If you received an inheritance after you married, you may worry that you could lose it in a divorce. In many situations, it is not community property, and it belongs to you outright. However, the court may have the final say if it becomes a point of contention during...
How to handle home equity in a divorce
When you work your way through a Texas divorce, you want to make sure to consider all assets so that you increase the chances of receiving your fair share. For many former couples, the equity they have in their shared home is among their most valuable assets. For this...
What business owners need to know about property division
One of the most complicated aspects of divorce is the division of marital property. If you are an entrepreneur or run a professional practice, this part of the divorce process becomes even trickier. Here is what your need to know about the key issues affecting the...
How does the court divide assets in a Texas divorce?
Although it is a community property state, Texas courts do not divide all marital property equally for all divorcing couples. The judge in the case examines the facts and determines a fair split of debts and assets. Many factors in a divorce case can affect the...
Separating property in a Texas divorce
For many people in Texas and across the United States, the divorce process is often overwhelming and frustrating. In addition to determining child custody, alimony and parenting plans, spouses must divide the property they gathered during the marriage. While some...