Brighton Michigan Property Division Lawyer
In a dissolution, one of the areas of contention between spouses is the division of property acquired during the marriage. Michigan is a "no fault" state. Generally, this means the court will divide the property equally. However a court can determine there is a need to deviate from a 50/50 split. In extreme circumstances of fault, including infidelity and domestic violence, or when there is a large disparity in income between the parties, the court may order an unequal division of the marital property.
At Spindler, Nausieda & Associates, we know that every individual and family has a unique set of circumstances. We will help you determine whether or not your asset is marital or separate. We have experience dividing all types of assets, including:
- Business
- Real Estate
- Homestead
- Retirement Assets
- Savings Accounts
We tailor solutions to meet your specific needs, listening carefully and combining your input with our attorneys' years of legal experience.
Don't Forget About the Debt
Especially in today's economic climate, it is important not to forget about the debt. Like assets, debts are also generally divided equally. However, good legal counsel can sometimes give good cause to deviate from this presumption.
Contact our Howell Marital Property Attorneys
Contact Spindler, Nausieda & Associates to schedule a consultation to discuss property division and divorce. For your convenience, we offer two locations in Milford and Howell in Hartland Township, Michigan.
