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Property Division and Divorce in Florida

There are numerous matters which must be addressed in a divorce, and one of these is property division. In Florida, equitable distribution is the means by which property and assets are divided upon the dissolution of a marriage. "Equitable" does not necessarily mean "equal" as a number of different factors will come into play as property is allocated to each spouse. Additionally, there is particularly property which may be exempt from equitable distribution, and as such it is important to work with an experienced attorney to ensure your property and interests are properly protected.

An Orlando divorce lawyer at Rivas Law Firm, P.A. can talk to you about your divorce, your assets, your financial situation and any other concerns you may have in order to determine how to properly address your separation or divorce in the terms of property division. With our firm's experience in this field and our dedication to our clients, we are confident that we can help you reach a successful resolution that protects you and your family's future.

About Equitable Distribution

What property is subject to equitable distribution will depend on the particular case, but following are some examples of assets which may be divided in a divorce:

  • Material assets
  • Real property
  • Retirement plans
  • Money in checking or savings
  • Stocks and bonds
  • Businesses
  • Pensions and annuities

Would you like to learn more about how an Orlando divorce attorney can protect you in regard to property division? Contact Rivas Law Firm, P.A. today for a free consultation.