Protect Your Texas Business from Divorce | The Heights

For families in The Heights, a business or farm isn't just an asset — it's a legacy built across generations. But under Texas community property law, that legacy can be at serious risk when divorce enters the picture. In this episode, we break down how courts treat family businesses and farms in a Texas divorce: the community property presumption and why assets acquired during marriage are presumed to belong equally to both spouses, the three valuation methodologies courts use (asset-based, income-based, and market-based), the planning mistakes that leave businesses exposed, and the strategic defenses that work — from buy-sell agreements to estate and succession planning. Whether you own a shop on 19th Street or a multi-generational farm, this episode shows you how to protect what you've built before a transition puts it in a courtroom's hands. The Law Office of Bryan Fagan, PLLC offers free, confidential consultations. Schedule at bryanfagan.com/schedule or call 281-606-3374.