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Texas Property Division Attorneys

Protecting Your Assets and Interests

One of the most contentious issues in a divorce is the matter of property division. Texas is a community property state, but contrary to what many often assume, it does not mean that marital property and assets are always divided equally. When rendering such a decision, a judge must review the facts of the case and divide property in a manner that is “just and right”. At Blanchard & Thomas, PLLC, our team will work to ensure you receive the best possible results for your case.

Factors Considered During the Property Division Process

A judge will consider numerous factors when deciding how property is to be divided during the divorce process.

Below are some of the factors that may lead to a disproportionate division of marital assets:

  • One spouse earns substantially more than the other
  • There is a significant difference in ages and one may have a limited earning capacity
  • Fault for the end of the marriage, which Texas still recognizes
  • The overall physical health of each spouse
  • The amount of separate property and assets each spouse possesses
  • Tax considerations, such as capital gains tax, income tax consequences, and more
  • Spousal support obligations
  • Child custody
  • Wasteful dissipation of marital assets
  • Anticipated inheritances

What is Separate Property?

Generally, any property and assets obtained throughout the marriage is considered community property and is subject to division. Identifying separate property is one of the biggest steps in the property division process, especially since no one wants their separate property to land on the chopping block.

Below are some examples of separate property:

  • Property or assets owned before the marriage
  • Gifts received during the marriage
  • Property or assets inherited during the marriage
  • Compensation for personal injuries during the marriage

In some cases, separate property may commingle with marital property, which complicates the situation, making it difficult to identify certain assets and property. For example, if you purchased a house before your marriage and your spouse contributed money towards payments during the marriage, this would be a commingled asset.

Schedule a Consultation with One of Our Experienced Property Division Attorneys!

If you are getting a divorce, you will need an attorney to represent you and ensure your assets and property are protected. At Blanchard & Thomas, PLLC our experienced Texas divorce attorneys are committed to guiding clients through this complex legal process, so they can obtain the best possible results. You have enough to worry about! Let our team relieve some of the stress.

Reach out to our law office today at (866) 219-6119 to arrange an initial consultation with a knowledgeable member of our family law team to learn more about what we can do to assist you.

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We Want To Earn The Right To Be Your Attorneys From Now On,
Not Just For The Duration Of Your Current Legal Issue.

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We play hard, we play fast, and we stick to the game plan. We work with every client to develop a strategy most likely to bring about their success. We work hard to ensure the strategy gives our client every advantage possible and their very best chance at success. We then implement that strategy as quickly and efficiently as possible.

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While the attorney client relationship may not always result in friendship, we believe it should always result in mutual respect. We zealously advocate on our clients’ behalf whether we agree with their choices or not. We do not judge our client’s choices; we simply attempt to help them learn from them, live with them, and overcome them.

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We serve at the clients’ pleasure. If for any reason whatsoever the client decides he/she is better off with a different attorney or law firm, we will respectfully and professionally do whatever we can to get the new attorney or law firm up to speed and ready to handle the case. We vow to never object to a client’s request to seek alternative counsel, and we promise to return 100% of any unearned advance payments.

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