If a Premarital Agreement is not executed correctly, it may not be enforceable at the time that it is needed most. Texas property laws are complicated, and so are theContinue reading “Is my premarital agreement enforceable?”
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What is insupportability?
Insupportability is another name for what is commonly called a “no-fault divorce”. In Texas, you can get a divorce based simply upon not getting along with your spouse anymore. TheContinue reading “What is insupportability?”
If my spouse and I live in different counties, where should we file for divorce?
If you and your spouse live in different counties, the county in which the divorce is filed is an important consideration. Some counties in Texas have Standing Orders that immediatelyContinue reading “If my spouse and I live in different counties, where should we file for divorce?”
Do I have to live in Texas to get divorced in Texas?
Texas Law requires that one of the spouses must be a resident of the State of Texas for six months in order to get divorced in Texas. Additionally, Texas LawContinue reading “Do I have to live in Texas to get divorced in Texas?”
Can my spouse get part of my retirement, 401k, or pension in a divorce?
Texas is a community property state. This means that all property acquired during marriage and on hand at the time of divorce is community property belonging to both spouses equally.Continue reading “Can my spouse get part of my retirement, 401k, or pension in a divorce?”
How will a divorce affect my trust?
Trust asset may or may not be affected by a divorce. Trusts take on many different forms, with different provisions regarding the purpose of the trust and they type ofContinue reading “How will a divorce affect my trust?”