Kermit, TX Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

Because you have a signficant amount of separate property, it would be a good idea to get an attorney to protect your rights. In Texas, all property is presumed to be community property during a divorce, unless that property was obtained by gift, devise or descent and unless it was obtained before the marriage. You would need to produce paperwork showing when you bought your house and cars. You would also need to show when your 401K started and how much it increased in valude during the marriage. Your spouse would be entitled to half of the growth during the marriage, but sometimes, there is no growth or it's so mimimal that the other spouse decides not to go through the trouble and expense of getting their share. Again, the best way to protect your rights is to get an attorney to represent you.

See an attorney. It's unclear what your divorce terms said about the house. If the house was awarded to you in the divorce, see a real estate attorney to get the tenant out. But you need to see what the lease says. If it's not her house, she shouldn't have been able to rent it out unless there's a provision in the divorce docs. Opinion not legal advice.