Helping You Move Forward with Confidence
Whether you have been married for three months or thirty years, you have acquired property during the course of your marriage. If you are divorcing, you will have to come up with a way to divide that property.
I am attorney Daniel R. Bacalis. I can represent you in all aspects of marital property division, including business valuation, retirement savings and qualified domestic relation orders and the all-important question of what to do with the house.
As a Board Certified family law lawyer, I understand how to divide marital assets. I will make sure to protect your separate assets and do everything I can to help you reach a fair settlement on your community property.
Contact me today for a free initial consultation. I want to help you achieve a fair property settlement that enables you to move forward in life with confidence.
Tarrant County Property Settlement Attorney
My firm can help you with asset valuation of your home, business, retirement savings, 401(k), stocks and bonds, so you know what your assets are worth. When it is necessary, I can call in financial experts who can provide guidance in key aspects of your case. I can also help you understand how property division affects other parts of your divorce settlement such as spousal maintenance.
Helping You Keep Your Separate Assets
While certain assets and items will be subject to marital property division, some things are considered by the state of Texas to be separate property. Assets such as inheritances, gifts and proceeds from a personal injury case are considered separate property, and if you can prove their origin, you will be able to retain 100 percent of what is rightfully yours.
Complex Property Division
I have experience in complex property issues involving high net worth couples, the ownership of businesses and other matters. This includes the tax consequences of potential asset sales. Creative asset protection measures are possible. My firm will work hard to protect your rights and interests at all times.
For a free initial consultation with a Fort Worth marital property division attorney, contact my firm.
