 Texas is a community property state wherein spouses during the marriage both acquire an ownership interest in acquired property. However, upon dissolution of a marriage, the court may order a division of property that is not equal.
In order to ensure how property will be divided upon a marriage's dissolution, parties may agree a predetermined property division. The agreement may be entered both before the parties marry or during the marriage. Spouses may also opt out of the community property regime entirely This may result in no community property being acquired during the marriage. |
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| A Texas marital agreements can provide stability as spouses may address business interests and other issues such as spousal support and use of property during a divorce proceeding. The ultimate benefit of a marital agreement is that the parties decide on what happens both during a divorce proceeding and how ultimately property will be divided. |
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