Bankruptcy Section
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In a word, yes you can, specifically regarding distribution of assets. Generally, the only time fault comes into issue in Texas is with regard to the distribution of the communal assets. In Texas, all property acquired during the course of a marriage is considered community property. When a couple gets divorced, the Court will distribute the assets in accordance with a standard called a just and right distribution. So, in essence, this standard basically allows a Court to do what they think is fair after and examination of the circumstances surrounding the failure of the marriage.
Reaching the decision to end your marriage is tremendously difficult. Given the complicated and emotional issues with which you are faced in the process, the best advice is to work with a lawyer experienced in Texas divorce law. A lawyer experienced in the legal process can ease your stress as you go through this emotional legal process. The lawyers at Garg & Associates, PC are prepared to assist you immediately in your time of need.
Call Garg and Associates today at 281.475.4640 or complete our Contact Form and let us assist you with your litigation needs.
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