In divorce – or any other situations, division of property can become a major bone of contention. In fact in a lot of divorce cases, beyond the divorce itself, we find that division of property becomes the biggest stumbling block, with both parties unable to amicably come to terms on which party gets what share of the assets in question.

Under such circumstances, legal help becomes the natural recourse.

At CP Law Firm, we are adept at handling all such complex property division cases. After all, we have already handled many such cases and therefore possess the kind of experience necessary to deliver the goods in such circumstances.

Being based in Florida, of course, Floridian laws would apply where typically assets are divided equitably between concerned parties but things are not always that straightforward. Once the courts step in, they look at multiple factors to ensure equity and fairness between concerned parties. To give you an example, it would only be fair that a party already very well endowed – with say a robust, ongoing income, is made to compensate, perhaps inequitably, for a party which is not so blessed.

Ultimately, it all boils down to deservedness and at CP Law Firm we strive really hard to ensure precisely that.

At the very core of our endeavor to ensure fairness in division of complex property are the consultations that we hold; they allow us to carefully understand the issues that concerned parties are facing as well as the best ways possible for dividing properties at hand.

At no stage do we simply push our legal services; rather, it is an honest attempt on our part to resolve all differences and arrive at an equitable solution which all concerned parties would be agreeable to. At the end of the day, if we can assist folks by saving time and money while also ensuring that assets are divided in the best, most feasible way possible, we would consider our goal to be achieved.

Not all property is marital

A key aspect that deems understanding is the fact that not all property is marital; pretty much all parties in a marriage that is being dissolved have property of their own which they possessed prior to their nuptial vows being taken. Now, when such matters come up in complex property division cases, the courts look at things with a fine tooth comb to ensure that no party is aggrieved unfairly. As an example, property deemed to be owned prior to nuptial vows being taken may not be considered.

Such dynamics are not always easy to ascertain and handle but with a suitable and dynamic Attorney like Canor Pato by your side, things prove to be a whole lot easier.

Contact CP Law Firm for all your Complex Property Division requirements

Therefore whatever be your complex property division requirement, feel free to contact CP Law Firm. Remember that with us, the complexities will iron out and things will prove to a whole lot smoother, all the way.

Accordingly, you can call us on 786-369-8863 for a FREE consultation.