Below you will find references to areas of the Texas Family Code that govern the division of community property during a divorce. You do need to include property of significant value like vehicles, real estate, businesses, jewelry, and financial accounts."Partition" is the legal term referring to division of real property among joint owners. In a Texas divorce, asset division starts with characterizing the assets into one of three categories: separate property, community property, or mixed property. Real estate is only subject to division in a Texas divorce if it qualifies as community property. Successfully dividing real property in a Texas uncontested divorce demands clear communication, meticulous planning, and legal expertise. The partition deed is the legal document that allows a property to be divided among coowners, ending joint ownership of the property. Property settlement agreements address the division of property in a divorce.