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Prepare To Divide Assets In Your Massachusetts Divorce

Legally speaking, property division is at the heart of every divorce. What has belonged to both of you during your marriage will be reallocated to one or the other through a negotiated settlement or court order. According to Massachusetts family law, the division of assets should be “equitable.” A family court judge may approve or disapprove of a property division settlement based on whether it’s equitable.

At Callahan | Barraco, our robust team of divorce attorneys possesses a large pool of talent and resources for the benefit of our clients. If you work with us, we will do our best to assign the most appropriate lawyer to take the lead on your case. At the same time, your attorney will be able to tap into knowledge and insights from others at the law firm to customize your counsel.

Focusing On Complex Property Division And High-End Divorce

Our clients come from many walks of life and need help with a wide variety of marital estate issues. They often face challenges in the division of property such as the following:

  • Real estate, including the marital home, vacation cabins and investment properties
  • Business assets, including commercial real estate and entire profitable operations
  • Stocks and stock options
  • Executive-level assets, including deferred compensation
  • Investment accounts and properties
  • 401(k)s, pensions and other retirement assets
  • Overseas accounts and properties, cryptocurrencies and other elusive or hidden assets

To protect your property rights, your future and those possessions that matter the most to you, work with a divorce lawyer who can help you manage the property division process while protecting your best interests. We strive to ensure that our clients preserve their separate property, such as inheritances, and get a fair portion of all marital property, including retirement accounts.

Our family law lawyers will draw on expert opinion, as appropriate to help our clients retain their right to equitable divorce settlements or court orders. We often collaborate with professionals such as business valuators, real estate appraisers, QDRO preparers and other experts to arrive at full, accurate pictures of marital estates for property division

Get Guidance You Can Trust

Your future financial security may be on the line as you are approaching divorce. Turn to the attorneys at Callahan | Barraco to learn how to protect your property rights. We will help you understand how to watch out for your interests as assets are split up during settlement negotiations or divorce proceedings.

Call 508-271-7963 or email us to schedule a consultation with a Massachusetts divorce lawyer.