Complex Property Division in Dallas

Helping Clients in Collin, Tarrant, & Denton Counties Divide Property After Divorce

When a marriage ends, the issue of property division is one of the most critical – and often the most contentious – matters to resolve. The more assets accrued over the duration of the marriage the more complex the issue of property division becomes. 

Are you in the process of dividing your property and assets after filing for divorce? Contact our Dallas complex property division attorneys for thorough guidance and aggressive legal representation today.

What is Considered Community Property in TX?

Texas is a community property state, with the assets you owned before your marriage considered separate property, and the assets gained over those years considered community property. Property division, in many cases, is not a simple equation. 

Financial Experts & Business Valuation Experts 

Business assets, retirement accounts, pensions, real estate, and other assets all must be valued to determine the increase in value over the years of the marriage. Our resources include financial experts and business valuation experts that can identify and true and current value of marital assets in order to propose strategic solutions for property division.

Does Property Division Always Have to be Done in Court?

At Epstein Family Law, we take a very energetic, driven approach to complex property division, with the best interests of our clients the basis for every action. Ideally, the property division issues can be resolved out of court. This approach generally leads to an agreement that is acceptable to both parties. Some divorcing couples, however, are unable to resolve the critical matters in a divorce outside of court. You need to be confident that your Dallas property division lawyer is a skilled negotiator and a talented litigator should your case need to go to court for resolution. 

Division of Property for High Net-Worth Individuals 

The types of property division matters that require a higher level of legal representation often have the following types of assets:

• Retirement accounts, pension funds, military pensions
• Real estate 
• Business assets and investments
• Investment accounts, stocks, bonds, offshore accounts
• Valuable property (works of art, jewelry, etc.)

High net-worth divorces require the help of a skilled attorney in order to ensure property and debts are fairly divided per Texas’s community property laws. In these cases, we will base out legal strategy around your best interests and devise a solid legal plan to protect your finances, business interests, and other heard-earned assets.