Originally posted by bcoop
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In Texas, the property subject to division in a divorce is referred to as ''community property.'' To qualify as community property, it must have been acquired jointly or by either spouse during the marriage itself. Property that is acquired before marriage, inherited or received as a gift, comes under separate property and in certain circumstances may be included in community property. In the ''community property'' system, the division of marital assets is determined by weighing many factors. These factors may include:
•Earning potential of the spouses
•Individual property of the spouses
•Reckless management of marital assets
•Duration of marriage
•Age and physical/mental health of spouses
•Responsibility and care of any children
•Abuse or marital infidelity present in the marriage
The result of the division of marital property is a split of assets that may appear unequal, but which is deemed fair and just by the court based on need and other circumstances. Hence the term ''equitable'' instead of equal.
I also have a few more aces in my pocket but we also have a fair amount of dept that I am going to press her on if she tries to make it tough . The fact that she commited credit card fraud by stealing my # to pay her lawyer is just one . That was the forth time and if I have to lock her up to get what I want I will .
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