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One of the crucial aspects of divorce is property division. This is done to ensure each party gets a fair share of matrimonial property according to their contribution. According to Texas laws, property acquired during a marriage is called community property and is...
Texas is a community property state. This means that all the assets accumulated during the course of the marriage equally belong to both parties. Thus, in the event of divorce, both parties are expected to share the marital property on a 50-50 basis. But what happens...
There are many possible places where a spouse might hide assets from you when you divorce. Cryptocurrency is one of them. You might not know that your spouse holds cryptocurrency, yet if they have talked about investing in it in the past, do not discount that they...
However special your home is to you, in terms of a divorce, it is little more than an asset to be valued and factored into the overall scheme of things. Let’s say you have a million in total assets. The house is worth half a million, and the rest is cash in the bank....
When considering the financial ramifications of getting a divorce, you may be wondering about your potential standard of living after the split. Divorce usually results in financial changes for both parties. Often the higher wage-earning spouses may see their standard...
Paperwork is important during any legal process, including divorce. Certain documents will play an important role in the dissolution of a Texas marriage. The more complicated situations you have, like complex assets or minor children, the more details you will need...
Ever since you and your spouse brought your dog home from the shelter, you’ve thought of him as a member of your family. And, in many ways, you take care of your dog the same way a parent takes care of a child. You offer food, shelter, companionship and much more....
When the Supreme Court ruled that same-sex marriage has the same protections as opposite-sex marriages, couples who had been together for years without the legal right to marry were finally able to codify their relationships. With federal recognition of same-sex...
