It is important to talk to your Sugar Land divorce attorney about how you can keep your finances in order and best prepare financially for divorce. What we will advise against is trying to hide assets because that is fraudulent and can get you into a lot of trouble...
A divorce can be an emotional experience, and there are a lot of steps in the process, one of which is dividing up property. If you’re ending your marriage, you’re likely wondering, “who gets the house?” The answer varies from one situation to another, and you should...
Among the most valuable family assets that married couples have is the family home. In a perfect world, all assets, including the family home, would be equally divided or distributed between spouses when they decide to get a divorce. Apart from the financial aspects...
Debt is treated the same as property under Texas law. This means, like property, the debt can be either separate property or community property for divorce purposes. Community property refers to assets that a married couple obtains during a marriage, and if the...
In divorce, a lot of assets and property must be divided between the divorcing parties. This must be done according to Texas divorce law, which can be a bit complicated when it comes to property division at divorce. It gets complicated when determining exactly what...
Texas is a community property state. All property acquired during the marriage is the property of both spouses. When a divorce occurs, the court must divide the couple’s community property equitably based on several factors. One of the most contested...
