Property Division

Atlanta, Georgia Property Division Lawyer

A property settlement is central to every divorce. All assets and debts that you have accumulated during your marriage are marital property. All of it can be divided between you. Sometimes, the process can get very complicated, even if the couple is on good terms.

At my law office, I have guided many people through divorce. If you are facing a divorce, and the division of matrimonial property confuses you, please contact me, Stephen Land, .

Types of Marital Assets

  • Real Estate
  • Boats
  • Cars
  • 401 k plans
  • Pensions
  • Stock options
  • Savings accounts

Types of Marital Debt

  • Student loans
  • Mortgages
  • Credit card debts
  • Car payments

What to Expect

Georgia is an equitable property state. The courts will aim for an equitable division of assets. The same goes for debt division. Their calculations don’t always come to a 50/50 division, but that is often what happens.

With a house or any other real estate division, either one person buys the other person out or the real estate is sold with the proceeds divided between the parties.

Splitting up a business can get complicated. If a couple owns and operates a business together, one of two things usually has to happen. One option is to liquidate all the assets, divide the profits, and wind up the business. A second option is for one party to buy the other out.

When I draft a settlement agreement, I am careful not to overlook any assets or debts that may come back to haunt you.

Contact Stephen A. Land for an initial consultation with a Georgia property division lawyer.

Stephen A. LandStephen A. Land

Civil litigator and former assistant district attorney.

Practice devoted to family law and issues involving gender discrimination.

Widely respected for depth of experience and negotiating skills.

Stephen A. Land
Attorney at Law

Land & Keon
115 Perimeter Center Place, Suite 1080
Atlanta, GA 30346

Phone:
770-350-8581
Fax:
770-698-9658