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· 6/30/1981

Hourigan v. Hourigan

Citations

  • 635 S.W.2d 556
  • 1981 Tex. App. LEXIS 3882

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  • where a divorce is based on both no-fault and fault grounds, the court could consider the fault of one spouse in breaking up a marriage in making the property division
  • where a divorce is based on both no-fault and fault grounds, the court could consider the fault of one spouse in breaking up a marriage in making the property division

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Judges: Preslar

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