Marital Property Division: We Fight for What You Deserve, So You Can Get Where You Want To Be

The dissolution of a marriage and division of its property is never easy.  Tanya L. Freeman, Attorney at Law is experienced in helping analyze marital assets, evaluating business interests and equity positions, and in reviewing the pros and cons of various settlement options.

We work with you, your accountants and financial advisors with sensitivity and discretion. Our goal is to offer advice and guidance geared toward helping you get—or keep—what, by any objective measure, is rightfully yours.

Knowing that your financial situation is likely to be altered by a separation, our team takes a clear, realistic view of your overall outlook from the perspective of ensuring you’re prepared for the road ahead. We look at:

• What combination of assets and income do you need to live the way you want?
• What marital assets are most desirable for your future life in terms of income, appreciation, and taxes for the life you envision?
• What financial support and property division scenarios would be most advantageous for you and your children over the short and long term?

And much more. The strategies and recommendations we develop, as well as the settlements we seek, are customized for you, and designed to help you avoid common financial pitfalls in divorce. Throughout what is often a difficult and emotional time, we help guide you confidently, seeking solutions and resolving problems before they hurt the bottom line.

In New Jersey, if you are going through a divorce or physical separation, you will need to address the issue of marital property division through equitable distribution. Distribution of property can unfortunately be a source of conflict between you and your spouse. Disputes frequently arise as a result of both parties’ claims to the property and assets they believe are legitimately theirs. Regardless of the complexity or size of the marital estate, it is essential that you retain an attorney with the necessary experience to manage any asset and debt distribution matter. Your attorney will safeguard your and your children’s interests throughout the entirety of the divorce proceedings.

If you are concerned about how your marital assets will be split, or there are specific items you want to keep. In that case, it is time to get the help of a divorce attorney. Tanya L. Freeman, Attorney At Law, has an in-depth understanding of how equitable distribution decisions are made. She will be on your side, working to protect your rights and ensure fairness throughout the equitable division process.