Asset & Property Division

Anything that is acquired during the marriage that is not otherwise proven to be separate property is presumed to be community property. Separate property is anything that is acquired prior to the marriage, or that is acquired during the marriage by gift or inheritance. The determination of an asset or liability as separate or community is considered the characterization of the property.

Dayne Marguglio works closely with experts, when needed, to address any disputes regarding the character or value of assets, ensuring the best strategy for asset recovery and division. Whether dealing with hidden assets or negotiating complex property divisions, our approach is tailored to achieve the most equitable outcome for our clients.

During a divorce, one of the most critical aspects is the fair and equitable division of property and assets and liability. Assets routinely dealt with in divorce cases include:

• Residential and commercial real estate
• Employee benefits and retirement plans
• Stock options, restricted stock, deferred compensation, and long-term investments
• Oil & gas royalties and working interests
• Insurance policies
• Businesses
• Farm and ranch property and assets, including livestock and equipment
• Intellectual property, such as copyrights and patents
• Crypto currency