These 4 Things Can Help You Make the Most During Property Division

Posted by Magner, Hueneke & Borda, LLP on January 22nd, 2020

Are you reading the Property Division Law as you have to go through Divorce Property Division? This must be the hardest thing that one has to go through, and it doesn’t really add a smile to anyone’s face because life is hard when you have to call it off with someone you loved so deeply over the years. A good bye especially through the legal process can only help if you are going through a domestic abuse or have a different decision than your partner because at the end of the day it is your life, and you have the authority to live it the way you want.

It could be good, and bad, but when it is all said and done, you would be smiling because you finally made it through the process especially if you have been in a bad relationship over the years. You should never deny any work done by the lawyer because they know what they are doing, but do make sure that you are aware of the proceedings as well as the division process too.

I list down my thoughts that will be of value, and welcome yours in the comments section for the readers’ kind perusal. So without further ado, let’s get down to it:

1) Personal Property

Did you check that you are getting the right weight age amongst the personal property? If you are not getting the right weight age then don’t agree to it. It doesn’t work that way, and will be a problematic state. You should only say yes when you are getting the fair share.

2) Business Assets

Are you getting a share amongst the business assets? If not, what is the reason being stated for these business assets not being given to you. Check on these and get the work done, and that are all that matters. If the business assets are not being given to you then you have a major reason to check on this.

3) Automobiles

Are you getting a fair share amongst the available automobiles? If not, then it isn’t a good idea and you need to check on this to avoid a catastrophic moment for self. Automobiles have value and they should be divided properly.

4) Retirement Accounts Such As 401(K) Plans or Pensions

Is this also being informed to you and is the information provided in the right fashion to you? If so, everything is ok, or else there will be concerns.

Hope these help.

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