Marital Property Attorney Legal Services

Contrary to popular belief, during a divorce in the State of Florida it does not always mean the property is divided in half. Division of marital property is actually the process of achieving equitable distribution of all property and assets accumulated during the course of your marriage. Property or assets brought into the marriage prior to your wedding may also be included if you shared the property and assets during the course of the marriage.

The equitable distribution of marital property and assets may include, but are not limited to:

• The family home, and other real estate or investment property;

• Automobiles, Motorcycles, Motor Homes, or other conventional modes of transportation;

• Jewelry;

• Recreational vehicles, such as boats, ATV's;

• Checking and Savings Accounts;

• Pension Benefits, IRAs, 401(k)s, stocks, other investment interests; and

• other items of value and/or sentimental value.

The Division of Marital Property & Assets is often one of the most contested areas in a divorce. When you have two points of view as to what is fair, it is important to have the voice of experience and reason in your corner.

Advocate Law Firm, P.A., provides you with an experienced Division of Marital Property attorney (lawyer) legal representation in Lakeland, Winter Haven, Bartow, Polk County, Orange County, Osceola County, Hillsborough County, and Highlands County, Florida. We are committed to protecting the legal rights of each and every client, while striving to always provide the highest standard of legal representation.

Speak to an experienced and aggressive Marital Property attorney today by calling 863.644.5566 or by using our online case evaluation form. Advocate Law Firm, P.A., is hear to aggressively fight for you in an effort to help you achieve your legal needs and goals.

Negotiating and reaching an amicable resolution to Marital Property and Assets prior to your court hearing can be extremely instrumental in successfully being granted a divorce in a timely manor. If an acceptable resolution cannot be reached prior to your court hearing, we will diligently represent your legal interest in an effort to achieve your Marital Property & Asset Distribution goals, as well as other issues relating to your divorce.

Factors which may affect the Equitable Distribution of Marital Property and Assets include, but may not be limited to:

• Duration of the marriage;

• Physical and emotional health of the parties;

• Premarital property of the parties;

• Existence of marriage contracts made by the parties before or during the marriage concerning an arrangement of property distribution;

• Conversion of marital assets to private use.

If you are considering filing for a divorce, have been served with divorce papers, or are currently involved in a divorce, we urge you to seek experienced legal counsel so you are made fully aware of your rights, options, and strategies which may be available to give the the best opportunity to achieve your legal goals in all divorce related issues.