Division of Property in Divorce

Navigating the Complexities of Property Division

At Gentry Law Firm LLC, we understand that the division of property during a divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process. Our experienced attorneys are here to guide you through every step, ensuring your rights are protected and your future is secured. Don't navigate this challenging time alone; allow us to be your trusted partner. Call (770) 268-6384 for a consultation.

Factors That Can Impact Asset Division

• Length of the marriage
• Health and age of both spouses
• Any instance of marital misconduct, abuse, or neglect
• Separate vs. marital property ownership
• Value of marital assets vs. debts
• Both spouses’ standards of living
• Child custody and living arrangements
• Dissipation of marital assets
• Both spouses' needs and circumstances
• Both spouses’ contributions as wage earners, caregivers, and parents
• One spouse’s assistance in the other’s earning abilities

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Why Choose Gentry Law Firm for Your Property Division Needs

Our team of family attorneys brings a wealth of experience and a compassionate approach to every case. Here's why you should entrust us with your property division needs:

• Over 80 years of combined experience in handling complex cases
• Customized legal strategies tailored to your unique situation
• A collaborative effort where we listen to your needs and concerns
• A focus on helping you envision a brighter future post-divorce
• Reasonable and honest legal representation
• Proven long history of success in property division cases

Reach out  to Gentry Law Firm today and let us guide you through this difficult process.

Some Common Marital Assets and Debts

Below are some common examples of marital assets and debts that are divided in a divorce:

• Artwork and antiques
• Bank accounts
• Business assets
• Cars, boats, and RVs
• Credit card debt
• Homes and other properties
• Property and income taxes (federal and state)
• Retirement accounts
• Stocks and investments

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Marital vs. Separate Property

What is the difference between marital and separate property?

• Marital property is all your earnings and everything acquired with those earnings during the marriage, including all debts incurred.
• Non-marital property includes gifts, inheritances, personal injury awards, and vested options acquired by one spouse before the marriage.

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Contact Gentry Law Firm in Marietta

At Gentry Law Firm, we offer you a partnership that is built on trust, empathy, and a commitment to achieving the best possible outcome for your case. We also offer:

• Complimentary consultations
• Experienced guidance through every step of the divorce process
• A tempered approach where we fight for your rights while maintaining respect for all parties involved

Contact Gentry Law Firm today for help in navigating the complexities of property division.