Property division involves the allocation of assets and debts held by the parties, either individually or jointly, at the time of separation or divorce. Regardless of whose name is on the deed or title of certain properties or assets, if the property was purchased during the course of the marriage, it is subject to division in a divorce agreement
At Groshek Law in Minneapolis and serving the Twin Cities, family law attorney Mary Cincotta has extensive experience identifying and assessing which marital property, assets and debts must be divided by the parties. Mary handle each of these matters with accuracy and a concern for fairness.
Twin Cities Attorney Helping with Division of Assets in Divorce
For issues involving the division of assets in a divorce, it is important perform a thorough assessment and valuation of all property, bank accounts, stocks, bonds, securities and investments. This should also inclue a valuation of retirement and pension accounts, in the future, at the date of separation, and on the date of the final decree. Depending on the circumstances, certain retirement accounts may require qualified domestic relations orders (QUADROs).
Attorney Mary Cincotta frequently work with experienced financial experts and other individuals who have specialized experience in valuating unique assets and debts, including valuation of family business and business partnerships.
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To discuss the division of property in a divorce, schedule a free, confidential consultation, contact Groshek Law today.
