Dividing property in a divorce is more complex than it may seem. First, careful study and research is necessary to be sure that all property is accounted for properly. Second, the property needs to be categorized as either community, separate or subject to reimbursement. Finally, the property must be valued and then divided. Dividing property does not necessarily mean an equal division. California law provides the criteria for people and courts to determine what division of property is equal. At Rosen & Rosen, LLP family law, we regularly handle complex financial cases and are skilled at finding, categorizing, valuing, and achieving satisfactory property divisions for our clients.
If you, or anyone you know, may be looking for a property division law firm to help with your case, contact our office at 714-939-0111.
