NYC Property Division Lawyers
Expert Legal Representation for Equitable Distribution
Property division in New York follows equitable distribution laws. Our experienced attorneys ensure fair division of marital assets, including real estate, business interests, and retirement accounts.
Why Choose Our
Property Division Lawyers Services
Understanding New York's Equitable Distribution Law
New York is an equitable distribution state, meaning marital property is divided fairly but not necessarily equally. Our attorneys work to identify all marital assets and ensure you receive your fair share of the marital estate based on factors like income contribution, domestic contributions, and future financial needs.
Key Advantages
- 48 years of combined legal experience in NYC courts
- Featured on Netflix, CNN, and major media outlets
- Available 24/7 for emergency legal needs
- Personalized attention from senior attorneys
- Transparent pricing with flexible payment options
Key Legal Issues We Handle
Asset Division
Fair distribution of marital property, real estate, and financial assets.
Child Custody
Protecting your parental rights and your children's best interests.
Spousal Support
Negotiating fair alimony and maintenance agreements.
Business Valuation
Accurate assessment and division of business interests.
High Net Worth Cases
Handling complex financial portfolios and investments.
International Issues
Managing cross-border divorces and custody matters.
Our Legal Process
A proven, systematic approach to achieving the best outcome for your case
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Asset Discovery
Comprehensive identification of all marital and separate property assets
- 2
Professional Valuation
Expert appraisal of real estate, businesses, and complex financial instruments
- 3
Strategic Negotiation
Aggressive advocacy for equitable division based on contribution factors
- 4
Final Settlement
Execution of property transfers and asset division orders
Our Property Division Process
Asset Discovery
Comprehensive identification of all marital and separate property assets
Professional Valuation
Expert appraisal of real estate, businesses, and complex financial instruments
Strategic Negotiation
Aggressive advocacy for equitable division based on contribution factors
Final Settlement
Execution of property transfers and asset division orders
"Spodek Law Group secured a fair division of our complex real estate portfolio and business assets. Their forensic accounting discovered hidden assets worth $800K."
Recent Property Division Victories
Complex Real Estate Portfolio
Successfully divided $3.2M real estate portfolio across NYC and Long Island
Professional Practice Valuation
Accurate valuation and division of medical practice and equipment
Retirement Asset Protection
Protected pension and 401k assets from excessive division claims
Common Property Division Issues
Why Choose Our Property Division Team
Forensic Asset Discovery
Expert investigators uncover hidden assets and ensure complete disclosure
Learn MoreProfessional Valuations
Network of certified appraisers for accurate business and property values
View ExpertsComplex Asset Division
Experience with high-value estates, international assets, and unique properties
Case ExamplesEquitable doesn't mean equal. Every marriage is unique, and property division should reflect each spouse's contributions and future needs.
Property Division FAQs
What is considered marital property in New York?
How are businesses divided in divorce?
What factors determine property division in New York?
How long does property division take?
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our legal services
1 How long will my case take?
Case duration varies based on complexity. Uncontested cases may resolve in 2-3 months, while contested cases can take 6-12 months or more. We work efficiently to achieve the best outcome as quickly as possible.
2 What are your fees?
We offer transparent pricing with flexible payment options. Our fees vary based on case complexity. We provide a detailed fee structure during your free consultation.
3 Do I need to go to court?
Not always. Many cases are resolved through negotiation and settlement. However, if court appearances are necessary, we fully prepare and represent you throughout the process.
4 How do I get started?
Simply call (888) 742-6939 or fill out our contact form for a free, confidential consultation. We'll discuss your case and explain your legal options.
5 What documents do I need?
Basic documents include financial records, tax returns, property deeds, and any existing legal agreements. We'll provide a complete list during your consultation.
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