Finding a Fair Solution in the Division of Marital Property
Minneapolis Asset Valuation and Property Division Lawyers
What kind of property settlement can I expect in my divorce? What kind of documentation to I need to have? What assets am I entitled to keep from the marriage? What is non-marital property? How do we reach a fair and equitable property division? Does there have to be a fight?
Minnesota law requires an equitable division of assets and liabilities in divorce. In order to obtain an equitable division, assets and property need to be identified and accurately valued, including:
- Real estate
- Pensions, IRAs and other retirement accounts and benefits
- Closely held corporations and family partnerships
- Small businesses
- Stocks, bonds, stock options and other investments
The lawyers of Harris-Pearson, P.A., a Twin Cities divorce and family law firm, can help you identify the assets and determine if there are any non-marital interests. We use the input of expert commercial and residential real estate appraisers, financial planners and business appraisers to value the marital estate and identify and document any separate or non-marital property that may not be subject to division in the divorce.
Our goal is to negotiate, mediate or, if need be, litigate a fair and equitable property division. You can count on our attorneys to fully protect your rights and to promote your legal interests.
We have a strong network of business valuation experts, CPAs, forensic accountants and investigators to rely upon if the property valuation and division phase of your divorce becomes complex or contentious.
Contact Harris-Pearson, P.A.
Call our Minneapolis offices at (952) 595-9888 today for a free initial consultation with an experienced and trusted divorce, asset valuation and property division lawyer. You may also contact us by e-mail now to request an appointment.
