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Resolving Personal Property Division

5/9/2016

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As if a divorce isn’t confusing and tricky enough, when you’re walking down the road of forever-separation, questions upon questions will arise.

    How will finances be separated?
    Who will the children live with?
    How will debt be distributed?
    What if one party wants to move to another state?
    What about real estate distribution?
    What about joint bank accounts?
    How will 401Ks, stock options and investments be divided?

Distributions and Division of Property

 As you can see from the list above, division of property (ie., real estate, investments, additional finances) is a hot topic. When walking through a divorce, the resolution of personal property division must be at the top of both party’s list. This can be especially tricky, considering that the majority of divorces involve two people who aren’t especially fond of communicating and / or resolving issues with each other.

Often times, an experienced attorney can help you and your soon-to-be-ex make decisions on the division of property. Often times, there are options you may not be aware exists to aid in your goals. Options, such as:
  •     Division Through Sales of Property
  •     The Opportunity to Utilize Auctions
  •     Donating Items to a Charity, such as your local Goodwill

In addition, it might be time to get an appraisal on real estate or other items of value you own together. Finally, if both parties cannot seem to come to an agreement on division of property, an experienced attorney can help you stand before a judge, who can order the division take place.
Get experience on your side. Contact us today.

Regardless of the part of the process you’re in, you need reliable, honest, experienced litigators on your side. Don’t take another step towards divorce without insuring you and your assets’ protection. We’ll show you every option before you and help you every step of the way.
Family Law Attorney Tracy Duell-Cazes supports clients throughout Santa Clara County

If you have any questions or if you wish to discuss your case further, please do not hesitate to contact us at 408-267-8484, or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation.


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  • Home
  • PRACTICE AREAS
    • Divorce
    • Spousal Support
    • Child Support
    • Child Custody
    • Visitation
    • Complex High Asset Divorce
    • Contempt of Court
    • Paternity
    • Mediation Coaching
    • Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation and Collaborative Divorce
    • Parenting Coordination
  • Bio
    • Certified Family Law Specialist
    • What to Expect
  • Blog
  • FAQ
    • What does the area of Family Law cover?
    • Things To Do After a Divorce is Finalized
    • Annulment
    • Attorney Fee Awards in California
    • Community Property
    • Difference Between Guardianship and Adoption
    • Difference Between Marriage and Domestic Partnership
    • Difference Between Physical and Legal Custody
    • Divorce Process in California
    • Domestic Violence
    • Go to Court for Spousal or Child Support
    • Legal Grounds for Divorce in California
    • “Move Away” After Divorce
    • No Fault Divorce
    • Parenting Plan
    • Residency Requirements for a Divorce in California
    • Summary Dissolution
    • Supervised Visitation
    • The impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017 on Divorce
    • What does it mean to have a fiduciary relationship to your spouse?
    • What is a Request for Order Hearing?
  • Resources
  • Contact