What Happens With the Tax Return In a Texas Divorce?
The Texas Family Code characterizes and presumes that any income or debt that occurs during the marriage is community property. That means
The Texas Family Code characterizes and presumes that any income or debt that occurs during the marriage is community property. That means
Division of Assets Must Be Fair Texas Court presumes that all property is community property in a divorce unless there is clear
Texas divorces are not always simple. A do-it-yourself divorce can result in an improper divorce that is not valid. There are five
Texas Standard Possession Orders relating to minor children that are subject to a Texas Family Law case are often in dispute during
Family Violence under Chapter 71 of The Texas Family Code covers threats of physical harm, assault, or sexual assault by one member
Texas divorces do provide a right to request the court to find that the marital partner is at fault for a divorce.
In Texas, The Texas Family Code takes into consideration the age of the child in terms of modification of custody when the
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) often play a critical role in maintaining community standards, but what happens when their actions are unfair or even
Homeowners’ associations (HOAs) can be a beneficial part of community living, ensuring that neighborhoods are well-maintained and property values are protected. However,
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, especially when it comes to dividing property. One of the most significant assets
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