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Equitable Distribution of Assets

Determining Marital and Individual Property on Your Behalf

Dividing property in a divorce goes beyond determining which spouse gets the dishes and furniture. Complexities and challenges make a sometimes contentious process more difficult, especially for employees and military personnel that enjoy valuable pensions and other benefits.

At the law office of Edward V. O'Connor, Jr., P.C., we bring a meticulous approach to the equitable distribution of property. We combine that background with a thorough knowledge of Virginia divorce law and it's applications to those with unique professional backgrounds.

Identifying marital and separate assets is only the start of a complex process. For help, contact our Fairfax office at 571-748-3581.

Personalized Strategies for Equitable Distribution of Marital Property

While some attorneys may employ forms and templates to handle property division, we spend time with you to understand your objectives. We want to know your goals as far as the property you want to keep, including the family home. We also want to educate you on what you can and cannot buy now that your case has started. Many divorcing spouses have faced the accusation of deliberately running up bills before separation or wasting marital assets in anticipation or during the pendency of the divorce.

Preserving your marital estate while a case is pending is paramount.

Equitable Distribution Requires a Thorough and Detailed Approach

The courts will divide only what it determines to be marital property. They make decisions based on certain issues, specifically the monetary and non-monetary contributions during the marriage. That involves tracing the source of the property, how it was purchased and the possible return on investment. That approach requires you to seek a higher level of advocacy that is detail-driven and focused on your rights.

That is the level of advocacy that Edward V. O'Connor, Jr., provides.

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For more information or to schedule an appointment with an experienced lawyer regarding equitable distribution of marital property, please contact us.

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