Texas Property Division Lawyers

With higher net-worth families, it’s common for holdings to be tied up in business ownership. Applying the same level of strategic planning to preparing for divorce as you do in operating your business can help avoid many key problems. Our lawyers have more than 40 years of experience in helping protect your business.

Complex property matters include marital assets that require special expertise and effort. This can include closely held business interests, trusts, stock options, real property, and more. Our property division lawyers have represented clients with complex property division issues throughout Texas.

Whether one spouse owned the home prior to the marriage or the couple acquired the home during the marriage, obtaining the value of the residence is an essential step in the division process. If you are interested in how the process might unfold, contact one of our experienced attorneys today.

Valuing a closely-held business requires a thorough knowledge of the measures of value, the methods of valuation, and Texas case law. An expert appraiser is essential to this process, as is an attorney with experience in addressing the division of a closely-held business and assessing the likely outcomes at trial.

Identifying which assets are separate or community property is particularly important because the court can only divide community property. If a spouse proves that certain assets are his or her separate property, those assets go off the table when talking about division. We help clients determine the community property estate and prove their separate property interests.