Blog Posts in Property Division

Texas is a community property state. This means that property division issues in Texas divorce cases must conform to community property rules and principles. However, the parties can recharacterize ...

When a married couple accumulates substantial assets during the marriage, they can expect the property division portion of their divorce to require a lot of attention and resources. Houses, cars, and ...

Property division in a divorce can involve intense litigation, especially when the parties disagree about the proper value of their assets. As part of our blog series on special property division ...

In divorce cases, Texas courts are required to make a just and fair division of the parties’ property. Under Texas law, courts resolve property division issues according to principles of community ...

From a property perspective, divorce cases come in all shapes and sizes – from low- or no-asset divorces to those involving high net worth, complex financial holdings, and unique assets. Though the ...

Home is where the heart is, as they say, and even when a marriage comes to its end, the family home can still hold importance to divorcing spouses. That’s not only due to sentimental value or the ...