Property division, also known as equitable distribution, determines how marital assets get divided during divorce. A knowledgeable property division attorney helps you identify all marital property, accurately value assets, and fight for a fair division that reflects your contributions to the marriage. At Krasner Law, we understand that property division decisions affect your financial security for years to come.
Dividing marital property involves complex analysis of real estate, retirement accounts, businesses, investments, and personal property acquired during marriage. Our property division lawyers have extensive experience navigating New York’s equitable distribution laws and advocating for divisions that reflect your unique circumstances. Whether you’re dealing with a high-asset divorce or protecting family property, we provide the skilled representation you need.
Property division cases require careful attention to several important factors:
Asset Identification: Locating and cataloging all marital property, including real estate, bank accounts, retirement funds, investments, business interests, and valuable personal property.
Valuation Analysis: Determining accurate fair market values for real estate, businesses, collections, and other assets that require professional appraisal.
Separate vs. Marital Property: Distinguishing between property owned before marriage or received as inheritance/gifts versus property acquired during the marriage.
Debt Allocation: Addressing how marital debts, including mortgages, credit cards, loans, and business obligations, get divided between spouses.
Our property division attorney team works diligently to build strong cases supported by thorough financial documentation and clear presentation of relevant factors that influence equitable distribution decisions.