During your marriage, you received a significant inheritance from your late uncle, who in many ways was like a second father to you. The regular phone calls and texts, the annual visits you and the fun-filled activities and discussions led to a lifetime connection....

Texas is one of a handful of “community property” states, which means that any income or assets received during a Texas marriage belong to both parties. The same holds true when it comes to debts accrued during the marriage. Texas requires that all community property...

If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you may want to talk with friends and family members about their divorces. After all, those who have gone through divorce may have valuable insights to help you better manage yours. Still, no two divorces unfold in the...

Couples who appreciate art may spend decades building their collections of original work. When this type of marriage ends in divorce, however, property division quickly becomes complex. If you are facing divorce and have developed a sizable art collection with your...

Whether you own a hip downtown flat, a gorgeous Sugarland mansion or a beachfront Galveston gem, you love your home. Not only does your house provide a comfortable place to relax and unwind, but it also represents one of your more valuable assets. If you are planning...