Tax Exempt Organizations Guide
Discovering Hidden Assets in Divorce
Claim for Reimbursement; Offsets
CLAIM FOR REIMBURSEMENT; OFFSETS. (a) For
purposes of this subchapter, a claim for reimbursement includes:
(1) payment by one marital estate of the unsecured
liabilities of another marital estate;
FAMILY CODE
SUBCHAPTER E. CLAIMS FOR...
How Does a Judge Divide Community Property?
COURT ORDER FOR MANAGEMENT, CONTROL, AND
DISPOSITION OF COMMUNITY PROPERTY. (a) After hearing the evidence
in a suit under this subchapter, the court, on terms the court
considers just and equitable, shall render an order describing...
Missing, Abandoned, or Separated Spouse
MISSING, ABANDONED, OR SEPARATED SPOUSE. (a) A
spouse may file a sworn petition stating the facts that make it
desirable for the petitioning spouse to manage, control, and dispose
of community property described or defined in the petition that...
How Does a Judge Determine Which Property is Subject to Execution?
ORDER IN WHICH PROPERTY IS SUBJECT TO EXECUTION.
(a) A judge may determine, as deemed just and equitable, the order
in which particular separate or community property is subject to
execution and sale to satisfy a judgment, if the property...
Is Community Property subject to Tortious Liability of Either Spouse?
All community property is subject to tortious liability of
either spouse incurred during marriage.
Spousal Liability
SPOUSAL LIABILITY. (a) A person is personally
liable for the acts of the person's spouse only if:
(1) the spouse acts as an agent for the person; or
(2) the spouse incurs a debt for necessaries as provided by
Subchapter F, Chapter 2.
(b)...
Managing Community Property
MANAGING COMMUNITY PROPERTY. (a) During marriage,
each spouse has the sole management, control, and disposition of the
community property that the spouse would have owned if single,
including:
(1) personal earnings;
(2) revenue from separate...