Assuming there is no prenuptial agreement, marital property in Texas is usually divided 50/50. However, the judge has some discretion when dividing community property and can give the parties a disproportionate share.
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Can I Get Spousal Support in Texas?
Spousal support is also referred to as spousal maintenance and alimony. This is when one spouse has to pay the other spouse, usually monthly, for their support. If you are seeking spousal support, you must prove one of the four bases required by Texas law.
My Spouse Cheated. Will I get more than 50%?
Texas is a community property state that does not recognize legal separation. This means any asset accumulated from the beginning of the marriage up until the trial date is considered marital property. Cheating, also known as adultery, is a fault ground recognized in Texas courts.
Texas: What To Do if Your Spouse Does Not Reply to Divorce Papers
What should you do if you filed for divorce and your spouse does not respond or do anything?
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