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I am going on 65 and was common law married for a year and a half and legally married for 8 years and few months with residence in CO. My ex filed for divorce in Texas siting that I could receive nothing because he didn’t physically abuse me. Very botched divorce with help of his brother an attorney and judge. In this article it states spouse gets portion of what was earned during time of marriage. I signed divorce papers without attorney as I did not have income and disabled. I am still homeless, never remarried . Please tell me if this is accurate?
Thank you in advance!!