Property Distribution During Divorce
Deciding how to distribute property during a divorce can be the source of much tension, conflict and difficulty. All of your beloved possessions that have been shared through the years may be difficult to part with and it may be hard to decide who should take which items. This property can include personal items, household goods, real estate, investments, and retirement accounts. Generally, in the divorce process a couple can decide the best way to distribute property themselves or leave it to the court’s discretion. Either way, the law firm of Kallemeyn & Kallemeyn can help you navigate this difficult process. Our team understands that settling a divorce can be emotionally and financially taxing. We strive to make the process as simple as possible and offer strong, practical and creative advice about property division. Our team serves the communities of Coon Rapids, Anoka, Blaine, Andover, and Ham Lake, MN and can manage litigation as well as legal negotiations (with litigation) as well as divorce mediation. Read Full Post
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