Finding A Pathway Forward

If you and your spouse have decided to call it quits, then it is time to talk to a local family law attorney to find out your next moves. Every state has their own rules and laws regarding divorce in their jurisdiction, so even if you have been here before, then you could benefit from a discussion with a trusted professional resource. These steps can include financial division, which centers around a concept known as “equitable distribution,” and potentially, custody negotiations if you and the other person share one or more children together.

At Charles & Concilio, P.C., we understand that this time can be tough for anyone. That’s why we are here to help. Our team wants you to have the tools that you need to make it through this process and move forward with your life, and that takes having the right information. Divorce and custody can be contentious topics, so you want to have a fighter by your side, and we are ready to be your advocate. To find out more about our office, call us today.

Dividing Finances During Divorce Takes Time

If you think that your divorce might be simple, it can still take some effort. That’s because in our state, just like any other, requires certain steps in the process. Some of these can be rather involved, such as with the separation of financial assets and debts. Even simple topics can become complicated when emotions are involved, so it is important to have a team around you that knows their stuff.

What Is Equitable Distribution?

Here in our state, we operate under the guideline of “equitable distribution” when dividing finances between a divorcing couple. this takes into account the whole history of the marriage, including the financial and familial input of each member, the reason for the marriage’s end, and more. The goal with this process is to find a reasonable and just solution to financial separation. If this sounds confusing to you, call our office and talk about it.