New Jersey Equitable Distribution Attorneys
Has the property division in your New Jersey divorce been anything but an "equitable" distribution of your marital assets? Are you seeking the old-fashioned personal care and new-world technology that only an experienced legal team can provide?
New Jersey is an "equitable distribution" state. Any asset or debt acquired during your marriage is considered marital property. This may include the appreciation in value of property obtained before the marriage. Our trusted law firm's team approach to your situation includes input from expert accountants, economists, actuaries and vocational experts. We search for hidden assets by poring over financial records and credit reports.
Chances are, you put a lot into your marriage: emotionally, spiritually and, yes, financially. When your marriage ends, it is only fair that you get your share of what you contributed to it. Our goal at the William P. Deni, Sr. Law Offices, is to make sure you get your fair share.
Your property division issues could include property valuation, second mortgages or refinancing. There may be retirement and savings or pension plans to consider, plus big-ticket items like homes, financial portfolios and motor vehicles. Division of marital debts should be pursued with equitable distribution in mind as well.
We want to hear from you at your soonest convenience. Call 908-782-2900 or contact our Flemington or Princeton law offices by fax or e-mail to secure your initial consultation.
"Equitable Distribution" Lawyers Whom Other Lawyers Consult
You can rest assured knowing that your property distribution is being handled by experienced attorneys who know how to seek a middle ground in negotiations on property division and know how to aggressively litigate for you if it comes to that. We are well versed in the criteria for equitable distribution in our state, and we want to make sure your rights are upheld. Most importantly, we want to see you fairly equipped with the financial and property resources you will need for your new life after divorce.
We take great pains to identify what the assets are, determine what their value is and determine what an equitable distribution of them would look like. Our team effort involves input from associates and statewide accounting connections to guarantee accuracy. If mediation or arbitration is necessary, we can provide those services, too. In a courtroom, we want a judge's broad discretion to work in your favor. We consider ourselves a full-service, statewide family law firm, so that kind of versatility comes with the territory.
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The William P. Deni, Sr. Law Offices — we are the lawyers whom other lawyers consult for help with New Jersey equitable distribution issues. Take advantage of our virtual 24/7 availability and contact us today. Call 908-782-2900.
