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Draw up a property settlement agreement for divorce

Divorce is not only emotionally difficult, but also financially risky. Often, the most pressing issue is the division of the property you acquired during the marriage. Mistakes or hasty decisions can cost thousands of dollars or even the right to a home or business. Our lawyers can assist accomplish a reasonable department based on state regulation and safeguard your interests. In such situations, clients often ask about the distinction in between community property vs equitable distribution, because each state may follow its own technique to separating marital building.

Often people consider selling property before divorce settlement, yet it is essential to recognize the legal threats of such actions and whether the court may later test this decision.

Determining community and personal property

In order to properly divide property, you need to clearly distinguish between:

• community property (assets acquired during the marriage);
• personal property (acquired before marriage or received as a gift or inheritance);
• liabilities (debts and obligations that are also subject to division).

This stage is crucial because a properly structured divorce property settlement agreement must clearly indicate which assets belong to each category. 

How to achieve a fair division of marital property?

Our lawyers help to:

• assess the value of assets: real estate, vehicles, bank accounts, investments;
• take into account the financial contribution of each spouse and the circumstances of the divorce;
• explain the difference equitable distribution vs community property;
• prepare evidence to protect your rights in court;
• agree on a voluntary division without litigation.

By following this path, you can avoid unnecessary conflicts and quickly reach a solution that may later serve as the basis for a property settlement agreement divorce. This ensures that the division is legally binding and less stressful for both parties.

Common assets to be divided

When preparing a property settlement in a divorce, you should take into account the most common assets, which often create disputes:

• residential real estate (houses, apartments)
• vehicles
• bank accounts and investment portfolios;
• business or share in a company;
• pension savings;
• luxury goods and valuables.

Each of these items must be considered in detail to avoid claims in the future. A comprehensive property settlement agreement after divorce helps to regulate ownership rights and prevent misunderstandings.

Expertise in managing complex assets

Property settlement and divorce when there are assets such as businesses, investment portfolios or pension plans, requires a deep understanding of the financial and legal aspects. Our lawyers have experience with:

1. Real estate: Valuation and division of houses, land or commercial real estate.
2. Business assets: Determining the share of each spouse in the family business.
3. Financial assets: The division of stocks, bonds, pension funds, and other investments.
4. International assets: Dealing with property located outside the United States, taking into account international law.

Important: We work with financial experts and appraisers to ensure accurate valuation of assets and avoid under- or over-valuation of property. This experience allows to provide effective legal assistance in property settlement in divorce cases.