Property And Assets Law

Dividing your assets and accumulated debts at the same time as getting a divorce may only make you, your ex-spouse, and your family feel more stressed and overwhelmed.

The Law Office of Frank P. Skipper is aware of the frustration and tension that property and asset division can bring up during an already tense time. Our lawyers will take care of all of your legal separation requirements, as well as the fine details and nuances of the division, including spousal maintenance.

What is regarded as separate property is frequently simpler to define than what is regarded as marital property.

If the title or claim remained solely in your name during the marriage, the property you had before getting married is generally considered distinct. Gifts, heirlooms, and interests in trusts that you may have accumulated or acquired during your marriage are also considered separate property. If your separate property improves in value while you are married, the court may, in some situations, consider the increase to be marital property and divide it accordingly.

Our lawyers at The Law Office of Frank P. Skipper understand that you put a lot of effort into your marriage and deserve an equitable distribution of your marital assets. If you need help dividing your assets and property, contact our lawyers and request a consultation. You can relax knowing we will fight for you to ascertain a just and equitable division of your possessions.