Nassau County Asset Allocation Attorney
Your properties and other assets are important to you, and when the prospect of losing some of those assets in the divorce process comes up, it can be daunting. It is important to be as informed about the financial consequences of divorce as possible and to have an experienced lawyer on your side who can help protect your rights during asset allocation. We can also explain how any outstanding debts from credit cards and other sources can figure into this division.
At the Long Island office of Taylor Walker, Attorney at Law, we provide experienced legal guidance for the divorce and property division process in New York. We have more than 25 years of experience protecting our clients' rights during asset and debt distribution. We will give you a candid assessment of your situation and work hard to achieve your goals in the process.
Long Island Property Division Attorney
With a few exceptions, any assets that you and your spouse have acquired during the course of a marriage may be subject to division. This can include:
- Homes and other property, as well as equity in the home
- Automobiles
- Closely held businesses
- Professional licenses and educational degrees
- Retirement savings and 401(k)s
- Pension funds
- Stock portfolios and other investments
Equitable distribution does not always mean that assets will be split 50/50 or straight down the middle. It actually refers to the fair distribution of marital assets, which depends upon the circumstances of the parties, including marriage duration, income, earning potential and other factors. We can explain what you are likely to face down the line.
Contact Us to Protect Your Rights and Assets
If you are concerned about property division and asset allocation in a New York divorce, contact our firm and schedule a free initial consultation. We will give you our experienced opinion of your situation. Call toll free at 888-441-1917.
