Sugar Land Property Division Attorney
Navigating Texas's Community Property Laws
The topic of dividing assets and debts during a divorce can be quite complex and even contentious in some cases. Since your shared property is not divided precisely 50/50 in a community property state, you may have certain concerns. If you and your spouse are going through a divorce, it is in your best interest to speak with a knowledgeable Sugar Land property division lawyer. Let Kutty Law Firm, PLLC help you understand your rights and make wise decisions that protect your best interests. We are known for advocating aggressively for clients.
To learn more about how Kutty Law Firm, PLLC can help, call (713) 955-7477 or fill out an online contact form.
Texas Property & Debt Division Laws
Texas is a community property state, which means that property acquired by both parties during the marriage is considered to be community property. The only property exempt from this is separate property, which is property acquired during the marriage while one spouse was living in another state, as well as property which was acquired by gift or owned before marriage.
Since property cannot always be split neatly in half, there are a few factors the court may consider in regards to property division, such as the:
- Health and age of each spouse
- Duration of the marriage
- Income of each spouse
- Tax consequences
Protecting Your Hard-Earned Property
Whether you have a specific piece of property you are concerned about losing or want to ensure that your shared property is distributed fairly, Kutty Law Firm, PLLC can help. While there is no way to guarantee an outcome for any step in the divorce process, our Sugar Land property division lawyer can work to protect your best interests. If you and your spouse are able to split up property on your own, you may be able to successfully navigate an uncontested divorce. However, if you must go to litigation, you can rely on Kutty Law Firm, PLLC to fight for the best possible outcome.
Dial (713) 955-7477 today to make an appointment.