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Divorce can look different for every couple, but for most, the property division component is a pain, even when you have very little to divide. However, when you are dealing with complex property division issues, such as commingled assets, Texas’s community property laws can feel like a heavy financial and emotional burden. Working with an experienced Austin, TX divorce attorney…
Divorce becomes more complicated when one spouse owns a business, especially if the other spouse contributed time, effort, or money to help build it. If you live in Austin or Travis County and are divorcing someone who runs a small business, you may be wondering whether you have any right to a share of that business, even if your name…
If you are in the process of dissolving your marriage, you likely have questions about what will happen to your property, including your inheritance. More often than not, inheritance is considered non-marital property. Whether you anticipate an uncontested or contested divorce, you need to understand how Texas law applies to asset division to ensure you receive a fair settlement. An…
What if you suspect that your spouse is attempting to reduce the value of your marital estate in your Texas divorce by hiding property from you and the court? What can you do if you believe your spouse is engaging in reckless spending to prevent you from receiving your fair share of the marital estate? Unfortunately, these foolish and illegal…
Dividing up your marital estate can feel like an impossibly complicated task. One of the main purposes of the discovery process is to give both parties a full understanding of their total assets. When done correctly, discovery can let you negotiate for a more favorable share of assets or spousal support. If the process is rushed, you could be deprived…
Not all divorces go smoothly, especially when there is contested property between you and your spouse. When all other methods of dispute resolution fail, you may have no choice but to turn to courtroom litigation as a last resort. A Texas divorce lawyer can be your best advocate throughout this tumultuous process, standing up for your interests in front of…
Whether you started a business with your spouse or had an existing business before you married, you may have to make a tough decision about what will become of the company if you get divorced. Finding a solution that works for you and your spouse may help you avoid trouble later down the line, so as not to interfere with…
When assets are split up in a contested divorce in Texas, you might just expect to be dividing up your shared wealth, the marital home, and shared possessions. However, you may find that the process of asset division is far more complicated. Your marital estate can extend well past what you can see in front of you, and you could…
Couples usually find that divorce affects many different aspects of their lives. There are the more common issues people are familiar with, like splitting custody or moving out of your home, along with some less expected issues, including when one or both spouses own a business that needs to be divided. Will spouses continue working together after the marriage ends?…
A divorce is challenging enough, but when the issue of investment real estate arises, things can become even more complicated. During a divorce, your assets and property will be subject to division, and this will include any investment real estate you and your spouse purchased during your marriage. To understand how investment property might be divided in your divorce, and…