Divorce Enforcement FAQ | Texas Family Law Powerhouse

Question 1

Can I sue my ex-spouse for money damages if they violate our divorce decree?

Accepted Answer

This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Morrison v. Morrison. To successfully recover damages for damaged or missing assets after a divorce, you must provide specific evidence of fair market value; a court cannot simply reallocate property interests as a penalty for bad behavior without a dollar-for-dollar evidentiary accounting.

Question 2

How are property agreements in Texas divorce decrees enforced and interpreted?

Accepted Answer

This question has been addressed in 2 Texas court opinion(s), including Morrison v. Morrison. To successfully recover damages for damaged or missing assets after a divorce, you must provide specific evidence of fair market value; a court cannot simply reallocate property interests as a penalty for bad behavior without a dollar-for-dollar evidentiary accounting.

Question 3

What evidence do I need to get damages when enforcing a divorce decree?

Accepted Answer

This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including Morrison v. Morrison. To successfully recover damages for damaged or missing assets after a divorce, you must provide specific evidence of fair market value; a court cannot simply reallocate property interests as a penalty for bad behavior without a dollar-for-dollar evidentiary accounting.