Property Division | Texas Divorce

Reimbursement claims can affect how property is divided in a Texas divorce case. This article explains what reimbursement claims are and how they affect a just and right division of property.

This article provides an overview of many of the issues that arise when a divorcing couple owns a business.

This article discusses how debt is handled during a Texas divorce and how to protect yourself from debt after the divorce.

This article provides a discussion of what property constitutes separate property in a Texas divorce case. Texas is a Community Property State In order to

Almost all marriages will involve a division of property. This often leads clients to ask, how can they make sure that they get all of

This article provides an overview of the general rule for dividing property in a Texas divorce as well as a discussion of the factors that

You worked hard at your job. You saved money from the day you started. Lucky for your – your company had a 401(k) or pension

Yes, you can divide your retirement account in a divorce without paying taxes if you structure the transaction properly at the time of division regardless

Most Texas divorce cases will end with an agreement reached between the parties. In these cases, the parties decide how and when property will be

The Teacher Retirement System of Texas (“TRS”) provides retirement benefits for teacher’s across the State of Texas. It is one of the State’s largest benefit

The short answer is no – asking for a no fault divorce does not prevent a spouse from also seeking a disproportionate share of the

When a couple with a high net worth files for divorce in Texas a number of unique issues and concerns often arise. This articles highlights

One of the biggest initial concerns when you file for divorce is how to keep your spouse out of the house until the divorce is