When an already emotionally complex divorce also includes complex real estate holdings, there are many things you should know. First and foremost, you need to know that any agreement you and your spouse reach is subject to Colorado’s equitable distribution rules. This means that your property division does not need to be evenly split. Instead, any division should be “fair.” For couples with extensive real estate interests, this can be a very complicated question.
At Stahly Mehrtens Miner LLC, our attorneys focus exclusively on family law. Our team has the experience and attention to detail that you need for a complex real estate division. Our firm prioritizes wise and effective legal solutions. We want to help you find the optimal solutions for your needs. Email us today for assistance with your real estate portfolio division.
Methods For Portfolio Division
Dividing marital property is a contentious issue. Inadequate divisions can create enormous issues for one or both partners in regards to businesses, tax burdens and long-term planning. Our firm works with real estate, financial planning and forensic accounting professionals to ensure you have property sharing and joint-ownership solutions. We also prioritize accurate and complete accounting by obtaining real estate valuations that include any value losses, market growth projections and long-term investment planning.
Real estate portfolios can require intense analysis. Our firm has the capacity to address even the most nuanced divisions. Our extensive knowledge about family law issues, like prenuptial agreements, marital property issues and Colorado property division standards, is an invaluable asset.
Call Our Colorado Divorce Attorneys Today
Our attorneys are leaders in their field. Whether your best solution is through negotiations or litigation, we can help. Tell us about your real estate division needs by calling (303) 797-2900 or using the online contact form.