Texas Marital Property
Community property, organized under the real definitions
Texas is a COMMUNITY-PROPERTY state — the structural opposite of Florida's equitable distribution. Property possessed by either spouse at dissolution is PRESUMED community; separate character survives only clear-and-convincing proof. List what you have, assert a separate basis where one exists, and flag anything commingled — the organizer buckets each item under the statute and tells you which ones are records questions.
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The organized estate
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Add the house, the accounts, the vehicles, the retirement — each item gets bucketed under the statutory definitions with the presumption stated, not assumed away.
Authority locked — retrieved from the hash-pinned corpus
"Just and right" is a judgment, not a formula. § 7.001 directs the court to divide the estate "in a manner that the court deems just and right, having due regard for the rights of each party and any children of the marriage" — this organizer never computes a split percentage and never characterizes a contested item. Tracing commingled funds is a records question courts decide on evidence. Legal information, not legal advice.