San Diego Property Division Lawyer
As you begin to prepare for your new life, you want to make sure your financial future is protected. Having an experienced attorney guide you through the property division process is important. At the San Diego Law Office of Matthew M. Kremer, we are adept at resolving issues involving complex marital property division. As we manage your legal concerns and insulate you from aggravation, you can start planning for the future.
Helping You Meet Your Goals in Life After Divorce
Contact the Law Office of Matthew M. Kremer
Call 866.377.7622 or 858.633.8368
During any divorce, there will be a division of the parties' property and debts, which will be determined under California's community property law. In California, all debts and assets accumulated during the course of a marriage are considered and divided equally, with only a few exceptions.
With over twenty-five years of experience with family law matters, attorney Matthew M. Kremer will answer any questions you may have about property division in the California divorce process. Taking a comprehensive look at your financial situation, we will make sure you do everything you can to protect your property rights.
There are a number of questions to ask during this process: Who gets equity? Who get the family home? Who gets any rental property? We will also enforce the fiduciary duty of your spouse as well, making sure there are no hidden assets or run up bills on credit cards, as we help you come up with a property division plan that includes all of the following:
- Business Valuation
- Investment and Retirement Accounts (QDRO)
- Investment Real Estate
- Pensions
Our firm is also prepared to handle any and all tax issues in divorce. From depreciation recapture to post-sale tax consequences, we will make sure the affects of taxes are properly considered in your divorce and use experts as needed.
We also help clients who are going through the breakup of a domestic partnership.
Retirement Plans
There are two common types of retirement plans. A defined contribution plan, which is based on the amount of money put into the account, and a defined benefit plan, which is based on the amount of time worked. These plans are divided differently and there are different tax consequences for both plans. We understand the different consequences for the different types of retirement plans and can help you effectively divide a retirement plan.
“Thank you for seeing me through once again on this matter.” Sherry M.
Contact Us
We are dedicated to saving you time, money and aggravation as you come up with a fair property division plan for your divorce. We will be there to answer your questions. Located in San Diego, we offer free parking and legal counsel in Spanish as well. Contact us today. We offer free initial consultations to potential clients. Call 866.377.7622 or 858.633.8368.
