Blog Posts in community estate

Before we jump further into discussing how property is divided in a Texas divorce and all the issues that come along with it, let’s take a second to slow things down and actually define what property ...

If you are embarking upon a divorce then you probably understand that it is not an easy process to go through. One of the difficult aspects of a divorce is how to properly characterize the property ...

The law in Texas provides that a married couple can agree in writing that either of your separate property can be characterized as community property . This is not the same thing as being co-tenants ...

If either you or your spouse make a purchase on credit during your marriage in Texas, there is a presumption that the credit utilized is community in nature. This would make sense as all property that ...

When spouses divorce in Texas the laws regarding community property come into effect. For the most part the laws are easy to follow despite what friends and family members who have gone through a ...

Community property is defined in the Texas Family Code as any property that is acquired by either or both spouses during marriage by any means other than gift or inheritance. This is obviously a ...