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Sharing bank accounts is standard practice for married couples. Most spouses combine their resources and their financial obligations. They may both deposit their paychecks into one shared bank account. They may not have to make a concerted effort to separate their...
Divorce can be even more complicated when you or your spouse works in the tech industry. Over the last ten years, Texas has seen a tech boom. Many professionals have flocked to the state – and to Austin in particular – for opportunities in this dynamic industry. This...
Many married couples open joint accounts so that they can freely share their funds and make purchases for their families. This is handy while you're married, but it can cause problems if you're getting divorced. Because both spouses have access, many people wonder...
Divorce is a challenging ordeal on its own. When a business is involved, though, the complexities multiply. For Texas business owners, understanding how the division of assets applies to their professional life is crucial. How do Texas courts divide property in a...
Getting divorced means whatever future plans you had for yourself and your spouse must change. That includes your dreams for retirement. The two of you might have made plans for your post-working years, but those won't happen now. That doesn't mean you cannot enjoy a...
After years or maybe even decades of living together and sharing finances, it can be quite a challenge for divorcing couples to divide their property as part of a Texas divorce. Splitting one's resources with a spouse can be a very stressful prospect, especially if...
Texas is a community property state. That means that, in a divorce, couples divide their marital assets equally. When divorcing spouses have accumulated a lot of assets together over the course of a marriage, dividing them fairly gets complicated. For example, there...
When a couple gets divorced in Texas, dividing their assets and liabilities is one of the process’s most significant and complicated aspects. In Texas, assets and liabilities are divided equitably, meaning that the court will strive to divide them fairly but not...