Back to Learning Center

Video

How Do I Prove What Property is Mine?

Clint Westhoff | April 26, 2017

There are two types of property in Texas, separate and community. Goranson Bain Ausley attorney Clint Westhoff explains how to prove separate property in the event of a divorce.

Services to Help Solve Your Challenges

Our attorneys are experienced in all aspects of family law and will guide you through each step of the process, ensuring you have the information you need to make wise decisions and prepare for the future.

Get in Touch

At Goranson Bain Ausley, we strive to deliver clarity about what comes next and confidence that you and your family’s future are more secure. Contact our team and discover how we can help you.

“I believe in taking a straightforward approach to managing cases and making it very easy for our clients to understand the legal and factual issues in their case.”

Contact Us

Blog

two lawyers discussing paperwork

Megan Decadi

The Divorce You Didn’t Know You Were Shaping

Megan Decadi explores how everyday legal transactions can unintentionally affect a married client’s separate property rights

Blog

two lawyers discussing reimbursement

Kathryn J. Murphy

Reimbursement in Texas Divorce: The Essentials

Although reimbursement remains an equitable doctrine, the revised statutory framework provides more clarity regarding the elements required to prove reimbursement claims and how to value them.

Latest Resources

Contact Our Team

ic-mail

Send Us An Email

Facing divorce or family law issues? Don’t navigate alone. Email us to schedule a consultation.

ic-call

Give Us A Call

When you need to speak to a top divorce lawyer, call us to schedule a consultation.