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Asset Division in Roger Ranch

Dividing Property in Divorce? Get the Legal Support You Deserve in Roger Ranch.
Divorce can bring financial uncertainty—especially when it comes to dividing assets. At the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, we help clients in Roger Ranch protect what matters most. Schedule your free consultation today.
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Work with a Skilled Texas Divorce Attorney to Secure a Fair Outcome

Dividing assets in a divorce is one of the most important—and often most contentious—parts of the legal process. At The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, we help individuals in Roger Ranch understand their rights and secure a fair division of property. Whether your case involves a family home, retirement accounts, or business interests, we’re here to protect what matters most to you.

We offer comprehensive family law and estate planning services includingbut not limited to the following:

Family Law
Uncontested Divorce
Contested Divorce
Divorce
High net worth divorces
Mediation
Collaborative Divorce
Annulment
Child custody and visitation
Child support
Fathers’ rights
Mothers’ rights
Alimony and Spousal Support
Asset division
Debt division
Child Protective Services Defense
Common Law Divorce
Postnuptial agreements
Gestational Agreements
Grandparents’ Rights
Paternity Actions
Termination of Parental Rights
Parental Alienation
Domestic violence
Post-divorce modifications

Understanding Community vs. Separate Property

Texas is a community property state. That means most assets and debts acquired during a marriage belong to both spouses and must be divided in a way that is “just and right.” This doesn’t always mean a 50/50 split.

Community property includes:

  • Income earned during the marriage
  • Real estate bought while married
  • Retirement accounts, pensions, and investments accumulated jointly
  • Debts such as mortgages, credit cards, or loans acquired during the marriage

Separate property includes:

  • Assets owned before the marriage
  • Gifts or inheritances given to one spouse
  • Settlements for personal injury (excluding lost wages)

Establishing what is community and what is separate is crucial. Our attorneys work with financial professionals when necessary to accurately classify and value all property involved.

Factors Courts Consider When Dividing Assets

When deciding how to divide property, the court may consider:

  • Each spouse’s earning capacity
  • Fault in the breakdown of the marriage
  • Who will have custody of the children
  • Future financial needs of each spouse
  • Contributions made to the other’s education or career

These factors help determine a division that is fair—not just equal.

Why Legal Guidance Matters

Without experienced legal representation, you risk losing assets that rightfully belong to you. Our team will advocate on your behalf, negotiate with the other side, and, if necessary, take your case to court to protect your interests.

Schedule Your Free Consultation Today

If you’re concerned about how your property will be divided during a divorce, contact the Law Office of Bryan Fagan. Serving clients in Roger Ranch, we offer clear legal advice and strong advocacy to ensure your financial future is secure.

Call us at 430-202-6461 or request your free consultation online today.

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