Your Earnings Aren’t Solely Yours!

🏠 When it comes to divorce in Texas, the notion of "I earn it, I keep it" is a common misconception.

👩‍💼 Even if you’re the breadwinner and your spouse is a stay-at-home parent, Texas law views both parties as contributing equally to the household.

💰 This means that any income earned during the marriage is considered community property, with each spouse entitled to a 50% share.

🤝 Community income, including your earnings, is subject to division just like any other asset during divorce proceedings.

⚖️ In cases where there’s a significant income disparity, the courts may order spousal maintenance to ensure both parties are financially supported post-divorce.

🔄 So, contrary to popular belief, simply bringing home the paycheck doesn’t guarantee sole ownership of your earnings in a divorce settlement.

📝 Seeking legal guidance can help navigate the complexities of asset division and financial support during divorce. Don’t let myths cloud your understanding of your rights and obligations. At Boswell Law Firm, we specialize in providing compassionate assistance to individuals navigating divorce and family law matters.

Our experienced team is dedicated to helping you understand your rights, explore your options, and make informed decisions that align with your goals.

Contact Boswell Law Firm today to schedule a consultation and learn how we can assist you.

Visit our website to fill out a contact form and get in touch: https://www.boswelltexaslaw.com/contact/

Let us be your trusted legal partner as you navigate this challenging time.

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