Marital Property Division Lawyer in Tarrant County, Texas
Whether you have been married for three months or thirty years, you have acquired property during the course of your marriage. If you are going through a divorce, you are going to have to come up with a way to divide that property. I am attorney Daniel R. Bacalis, P.C. I can help you take care of all aspects of your marital property division, including family owned businesses, bankruptcy, business valuation, retirement savings and qualified domestic relation orders.
Contact Daniel R. Bacalis, P.C., Attorney at Law
Certified Family Law Specialist; Call (817) 498-4105
As a Board Certified family lawyer, I understand how to divide marital assets. I will make sure you protect what you can keep and get a fair settlement on property that is divided. I can help you with asset valuation of your home business, retirement savings, 401K, stocks and bonds, so you know what your assets are worth. You should understand Texas laws regarding individual and community property, as well as various tax consequences for high asset divorces. I can also help you understand how property division affects other parts of your divorce settlement, such as spousal maintenance and child support.
Keeping 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 inheritance, 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 one hundred percent of what is rightfully yours.
Dividing Assets
While some things can be kept separate, other assets will be subject to marital property division. With over 25 years of experience, I know how these things are divided. I can help you figure a way to divide your assets in a way that is most beneficial to you. From retirement benefits and trusts to family businesses and other legal entities, come up with a plan that works for you. We will help devise a plan of dividing assets that works specifically for you and the assets you have.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
By utilizing alternative dispute resolution techniques, such as arbitration and mediation, you and your spouse can come up with a plan tailored to your needs. Most people do not want to divest themselves of their assets, so they figure out a way to switch off the assets that are most important and leave them intact. I can help you protect the assets that matter to you the most.
Contact
When you want to protect your rights during marital property division, you want to work with a Board Certified family law attorney. Contact me at my Hurst, Texas, law office for a free initial consultation.
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