Colorado Springs Property Division Lawyer
Colorado Springs Property Division Lawyer
Divorce is a multifaceted process that involves several financial considerations for spouses. Some of these issues will likely influence their lives for years. One of the most contentious divorce cases is property division, dividing a divorcing couple’s marital assets and assigning new property ownership rights over those assets. If you plan to divorce soon, a Colorado Springs property division lawyer at Johnson Law Group can be a critical asset as your divorce case unfolds.
The team at Johnson Law Group has years of experience representing our clients in complex divorce cases. Our team can provide detailed guidance to help you better approach your property division proceedings.
Why Should I Hire a Colorado Springs Property Division Attorney?
While it is technically possible to navigate a divorce case without legal representation, doing so inherently puts you at a disadvantage. This is especially true if your spouse hires a divorce lawyer of their own. While you and your spouse may be on relatively civil terms, divorce can easily escalate into an emotional court battle, and having objective and experienced legal counsel on your side can help you remain focused on the practical matters your divorce entails.
Property division requires an extensive financial disclosure process, a detailed review of all the married couple’s assets and property, and careful examination of the couple’s shared and separate debts. Your Colorado Springs property division attorney can assist with these aspects of your divorce case and provide ongoing support as the case unfolds.
Call (720) 893-8360 to schedule a free consultation with a Colorado Springs property division attorney today.
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Get Help From a Colorado Springs Property Division Attorney
The Johnson Law Group offers comprehensive legal representation for all types of divorce cases in Colorado Springs. We understand that no two cases are alike, and your divorce will likely involve many difficult decisions and complex proceedings.
Our goal is to provide the professional legal services you need to approach property division with understanding and confidence.
Call (720) 893-8360 or contact us online to schedule a free consultation with a Colorado Springs property division attorney.
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Just as each family is unique, so is each family legal matter. We always take the time to completely understand your situation so that we can tailor our advice and strategy accordingly.
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We never lose sight of the fact that divorce and other household conflicts can feel overwhelming. Our family lawyers will answer all of your questions to ease your burden in this difficult time.
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Myles S. Johnson
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Genet T. Johnson
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Shannon M. O'Keefe
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Taylor K. Brice
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“Myles helped me resolve custody quickly and in a way that all parties were happy.”
Myles is very professional and well informed in his field. Cassidy their paralegal was also extremely helpful and client driven . 5 stars!
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"Helped me through a difficult divorce and made what i thought was going to be an impossible process so much easier."
– Sonja
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He was responsive, efficient, and coordinated well with my wife’s attorney. Very happy with the final result.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Property Division in Colorado Springs
Can Separate Property Be Divided in a Divorce?
Generally, separate property is not subject to division in a divorce. This typically includes assets owned before the marriage, gifts, inheritances, and anything gifted by one spouse to the other. However, separate property may be divided if it has been “transmuted,” meaning the other spouse’s efforts or contributions significantly increased its value.
How Can I Avoid Property Division Litigation?
Property division litigation can be lengthy, stressful, and expensive. A better approach is often alternative dispute resolution, such as mediation. Mediation can be faster and more likely to result in a mutually agreeable settlement than going to court.
What Are the Five Stages of Property Division?
Property division involves five key steps: identification, classification, valuation, dispute resolution, and asset division. A thorough financial disclosure is crucial for a fair outcome. All property must be identified and classified as either marital or separate. Then, it is appraised to determine its value. Next, couples can negotiate a settlement, often through mediation, which allows for more personalized agreements. If negotiation fails, a judge will resolve any disputes. Finally, the property is divided according to the agreement or the judge’s decision.