by Chrysandra S. Bowen | May 4, 2026 | How Does Separate Property Become Community Property in Texas?
What Factors May Convert the Property of One Spouse to the Property of the Marriage? Under the community property laws in Texas, marital assets are either “separate” property or “community” property. It’s important to understand, though, that what started out as...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Apr 20, 2026 | Divorce in Texas without Splitting Assets?
Do the Community Property Laws of Texas Require a Specific Division of Marital Property? Your marriage is over and it’s time to determine who gets the marital property—do the community property laws of Texas allow you to successfully complete a divorce without...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Apr 13, 2026 | Texas Full Community Property Rights Attorney
Is There a Minimum Period of Time before You Can Claim “Just and Right” Division of Assets? In Texas, with it’s community property approach to the division of marital assets, you have the right to “just and right” division of property, which often means you’ll get...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Apr 1, 2026 | Community Property in a Texas Divorce
When Can a Party Seek to Apply Community Property Rules to Separate Property? Whether you’re the original owner of property or married someone who brought substantial separate property into a Texas marriage, you may have a vested interest in learning if, and...
by Chrysandra S. Bowen | Mar 16, 2026 | What Is Emergency Temporary Child Custody?
When Do You Need to Ask for It? What Is the Process in Texas? Who Can Ask for It? Under certain circumstances in Texas, the law allows a person to file a petition for emergency temporary child custody, allowing for action to be taken almost immediately, particularly...
