The Texas Community Property laws have changed over the

I would tell you no.The premise of community property, that all marital property is divisible 50-50% has not changed.IT still requires even division of all martial property and debt accumulated by the parties during marriage.The only exception here is inherited property, it remains separate property unless comingled.

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Yes in Texas each party has half community to will or if no will it passes under laws of intestacy.

Who Gets What in Texas?

Under intestate succession, who gets what depends on whether or not you have living children, parents, or other close relatives when you die. Here’s a quick overview:

If you die with:

here’s what happens:

• children but no spouse

• children inherit everything

• spouse but no children, parents, or siblings

• spouse inherits everything

• parents but no children, spouse, or siblings

• parents inherit everything

• siblings but no children, spouse, or parents

• siblings inherit everything

• a spouse and children who are also the children of your spouse

• spouse inherits all of your community property, plus 1/3 of your separate personal property and the right to use your real estate for life
• children inherit everything else

• a spouse and children who are not the children of your spouse

• spouse keeps 1/2 of the community property, 1/3 of your separate personal property, and the right to use your real estate for life
• children inherit everything else, including your 1/2 interest in the community property

• a spouse and parents

• spouse inherits all of your community property, all of your separate personal property, and 1/2 of your separate real estate
• parents inherit everything else

• one parent and siblings but no spouse

• parent inherits 1/2 of your separate property
• siblings equally share remaining 1/2 of your separate property

• a spouse and siblings, but no parents

• spouse inherits all of your community property, all of your separate personal property, and 1/2 of your separate real estate
• siblings inherit everything else