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You and your soon-to-be-former-spouse know how you want to handle your marital home in your divorce, but you do not know how Texas courts deal with debts. What should you expect moving forward? InCharge Debt Solutions explores how courts divide debt during divorce....
You and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse created an abundance of happy memories in your marital home, and you may not know whether to fight for the property or give it up. What questions should you ask yourself? WIFE.org poses several inquiries to help you decide what to do...
If you are like many couples these days who have a pet, you think of it much like a child. When you decide to divorce, it is natural for you to want the court to consider the pet in the same way. However, the law in Texas does not allow for pet custody laws as it does...
When Texas residents go to sell a home during or after a divorce, they want a big return on their initial investment. This can be difficult, particularly in a weaker housing market or if the home must be sold quickly. Fortunately, there are some basic, simple things...
Texan couples like you who decide to get a divorce will also have to decide how to split up your assets. Unfortunately, not every spouse is going to be honest about the amount of assets they have to give. It can be all too easy for someone to hide assets, especially...
As you prepare for your Texas divorce, property division is inevitable. In community property states, one of the main issues during a divorce is how to split community assets. While a couple may resolve property division, a judge serves as an unbiased hand to split...
As you prepare for your divorce in Plano, Texas, you are bound to have to deal with property division. A phrase you might hear a lot of is “fair and equitable division of property.” In most states, courts divide a married couple’s assets in a reasonable and fair way....
For many Texas couples, dividing their property can be one of the most complex aspects of getting divorced. If they are unable to reach a reasonable agreement on their own, the decision of how to split their assets falls to the court. Therefore, it is important for...