Category Archives: Property Division
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How Are Real Estate Investments Divided in High-Asset Divorces?
High-asset divorces come with layers of complexity, especially when it comes to dividing valuable real estate investments. Not only do you need to identify and classify properties—you also face the…
Can Property be Jointly Owned after a Divorce?
Divorce often brings significant changes, especially in how formerly married individuals manage shared assets. However, not all property must be split or transferred to one party. Some couples find that…
What is the Dissipation of Marital Assets?
When a marriage starts to break down, the division of marital property is one of the most significant aspects of a divorce. This process can become even more complex if…
Can an Inheritance Be Considered Marital Property?
Dividing property during divorce can be challenging, particularly when it involves inheritance. Understanding how inheritance is classified in marital law is crucial for individuals going through this process. Let's explore…
What happens to a family pet in a divorce?
In the midst of a divorce, the question of who gets custody of a family pet can become a significant issue for many couples. At Hammer Serna & Quinn, LLC,…
What is a QDRO, and When Do You Need One?
When it comes to divorce or separation, financial matters can be challenging. In such situations, the division of retirement assets often arises as a crucial aspect, and this is where…
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