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Hartford Marital Property Division Lawyer

Going through a divorce may leave you with serious questions about your financial future. You want to do everything you can to protect your interests in marital property division. You want an attorney who will make sure you understand your rights and options regarding asset and debt division.

At The O’Neil Law Firm in Hartford, we will take you through the marital property division process and help you plan today for the future. Contact The O’Neil Law Firm to schedule a free initial consultation.

Equitable Distribution Of Marital Property

Connecticut is an equitable distribution state, which means in divorce, all marital property and debt will not necessarily be split in half. The first step is to identify the assets, and accurately assess their value. With the current economy, it is difficult to identify the real value of many assets, including pensions, 401(k) plans and real estate. We have the insight and experience to identify all assets and their value accurately.

We will also assist you with a plan of final orders for the following:

  • Property division: Including the transfer of real property and significant assets, including when a family business valuation is required
  • Qualified domestic relations orders: Also known as QDRO, this order divides retirement funds and pensions earned during the marriage
  • Division of liabilities: Including credit card debt and mortgages or secured debts

Use And Possession Orders

We can help you with temporary orders as well, which may help maintain asset value. By securing temporary orders for the use and possession of your house, you will make sure the mortgage is paid on time and your home does not become devalued.

Our firm also handles post-judgment modification for marital property division in cases involving fraud. We can help you ensure an accurate division of your debts and assets.

Contact Us

Take action now to protect your financial future. We are open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and located two blocks from the Hartford County Courthouse. Contact us today for a free initial consultation.