Katy LGBT Divorce Attorneys

For a Fair and Compassionate Divorce for Same-Sex Couples

Same-sex marriage is now legal in Texas, and same-sex couples are afforded the same legal rights and benefits as their heterosexual counterparts. This means that a same-sex couple who is married can also obtain a divorce.

At The Springer Law Firm PLLC, we understand that the dissolution of a marriage can be both stressful and emotional, and that it can have a significant impact on the lives of LGBT individuals and their families. We are sensitive to the needs of our LGBT clients, and we will work hard to achieve the best possible outcome for you and your family.

Schedule a consultation with our LGBT divorce lawyers in Katy by contacting us online.

LGBT Divorce & Property Division

We understand that LGBT couples may have unique concerns and issues when it comes to the division of property and the dissolution of their marriage. We will work with you to address any such concerns, and we will tailor our approach to ensure that your interests are protected.

In Texas, property is divided in accordance with the state's community property laws. Community property is any property that was acquired by a married couple during the marriage. This means that if a same-sex couple was married in another state where same-sex marriage was legal, they will have community property in Texas if they moved to the state during their marriage.

If a couple was not married in a state where same-sex marriage was legal, then Texas law will not recognize their union as a marriage. This means that the couple will not have any community property in Texas. If this is the case, then the division of property will be based on the state's rules for divorce, which do not follow community property laws. This means that the division of property will be based on the "fair and just" division of the couple's property, and will not be based on the couple's community property.

Regardless of whether a couple is married or not, Texas law requires that all marital property be divided equitably. This means that the division of property must be fair and reasonable, and it must be based on the facts of the case. This means that if a same-sex couple has a prenuptial agreement, then the terms of the agreement will control the division of property. If the couple has a prenuptial agreement, then the terms of the agreement will control the division of property and assets. We can help you create a prenuptial agreement that will ensure that your rights and interests are protected.

Same-Sex Divorce in Texas

Same-sex couples who are married can obtain a divorce in Texas, and the dissolution of a same-sex marriage will follow the same rules and procedures as a divorce between a man and a woman. We understand that this can be a difficult and stressful process, and we will work hard to ensure that your rights and interests are protected.

Schedule a consultation with our LGBT divorce lawyers in Katy by contacting us online.