Cuero, TX Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Without prejudice means that you can file again. If it had been "with prejudice" you can't file again. But, no one can really enforce "with prejudice" in divorce cases because the US Constitution provides that we all have freedom of association rights. To answer your question: You can file again but you cannot use the case number from the prior case. It will be a new case number. Good luck.

It partly depends on what state is involved, but generally property you owned before marriage or acquired by inheritance is your separate property and, therefore, excluded from division in divorce. However, the value of any appreciation in value during the marriage may be considered marital property and, therefore, subject to rules applied to other marital property in your state. And, whether the property you inherited is still separate may depend on what you have done during the marriage; for example, if you deeded the property to add your husband as an owner, it probably is no longer considered separate property.

In Texas, your income is community property. Even if you put it in a different account, it is still community property. All courts allow you to get a temporary restraining order that would prevent either of you from emptying any account once the case is filed. Does your wife work? Her income is considered community property as well.