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Equitable Distribution Lawyers in Brandon, FL

For many couples, the idea of divorce is unimaginable. But as time goes on, many couples grow apart and decide that divorce is the best course of action. When this happens, couples are left wondering how to best divide their shared assets.

Don't wait for a heated argument to erupt before seeking the assistance of skilled equitable distribution lawyers. In Brandon, FL, you can always rely on our firm for the help you need. We bring more than 30 years of family law experience to each case we undertake. Rest easy knowing we'll streamline you and your partner's approach to the fair distribution of property.

Learn About the Legal Distribution of Property

The attorneys at The Law Offices of Steven J. Glaros & Associates can assist you in reaching an agreement that is reasonable and fair. Florida statutes and case law provides for an "equitable distribution" of marital property. Essentially, marital property should be divided fairly or equitably between the parties, regardless of how the title is held. However, this does not always mean that distributions will be "equal"—only fair.

There is no fixed way to determine how you or the court should divide the property. Liabilities as well as assets must be considered. Other factors include the nature and extent of the property and whether it is marital property or non-marital property, the duration of the marriage, and the financial circumstances of each spouse. Marital property division may include and affect any of the following assets:

Cars
Houses
Retirement Benefits

Business Interests
Cash
Stocks

Bonds
Bank Accounts
Personal Property

Who Needs Property Division Lawyers?

If you didn't sign a prenuptial agreement before you married, or if you didn't create a post-martial agreement before you decided to divorce, you may be somewhat unprepared for your divorce. However, with The Law Offices of Steven J. Glaros & Associates on your side, you never have to worry about whether you're retaining your fair share of you and your partner's assets.

Contact our equitable distribution lawyers to learn more about Florida property division law. We proudly serve clients in Tampa Bay, Brandon, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Oldsmar, and New Port Richey, FL.