TEXAS DIVORCE & FAMILY LAW & ESTATE PLANNING BLOG

Texas Divorce Attorney Ryan Putz provides insight on complex and high-asset division of property in Texas Divorce cases and illustrates just and right divisions of community property under the Texas Family Code. In Texas, property is presumed to be community unless proven otherwise through clear and convincing evidence.

Attorney Ryan Putz explains Texas Divorce processes and provides insights on property division in Texas divorce cases, the factors that influence Texas property division, and the difference between an uncontested vs. contested divorce.

Texas Divorce and Family Law Attorney Ryan Putz explains family law services and when & how they should be used in Texas Family Law Matters, including child custody, support, property division, and issues relating to family violence and protective orders.

In Texas divorce, community property—everything acquired during the marriage like your house, car, or even debts—gets divided 'just and right.'

WHO HAS TO MOVE IN A DIVORCE? DIRTY DIVORCE TRICK TO GET SPOUSE TO MOVE OUT OF MARITAL RESIDENCE. IN A TEXAS DIVORCE, NEITHER SPOUSE IS REQUIRED TO MOVE OUT. The marital residence of the parties gets divided and distributed in the final decree of divorce, which happens at the very end of the divorce process. This means that both spouses can occupy the residence throughout the pendency of their divorce case unless the parties agree, or if the court makes temporary orders tha