My marriage is bifurcated,I want to buy a home.Could this be a problem for me in the future?married 39 years,Spouse never worked
Texas doesn't have bifurcated divorces. You need to address that question to a California attorney.
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Texas doesn't have bifurcated divorces. You need to address that question to a California attorney.
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