Texas HB1753 amends the Family Code to allow courts to grant exclusive occupancy of the primary residence to a spouse during a dissolution of.

HB1753 amends the Texas Family Code to allow a court to award exclusive occupancy of the primary residence to one spouse during a dissolution of marriage suit. This applies if the other spouse has been convicted of or placed on deferred adjudication for a felony involving family violence or an offense under Section 25.11, Penal Code, within the three years preceding the suit or during its pendency. The court may also order other measures such as inventory and appraisal of property, support payments, and protection of property.

Texas HB1753 amends the Family Code to allow courts to grant exclusive occupancy of the primary residence to a spouse during a dissolution of.

HB1753 amends the Texas Family Code to allow a court to award exclusive occupancy of the primary residence to one spouse during a dissolution of marriage suit. This applies if the other spouse has been convicted of or placed on deferred adjudication for a felony involving family violence or an offense under Section 25.11, Penal Code, within the three years preceding the suit or during its pendency. The court may also order other measures such as inventory and appraisal of property, support payments, and protection of property.