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Dividing Marital Property During Divorce

Are you preparing to go through a divorce, and need assistance with your division of marital property? It so, it may be beneficial for you to entrust in the legal counsel our Boise family law attorney has to offer at Bublitz Law, P.C. With an in-depth knowledge of the Idaho family law system and plenty of experience, we possess the skills and resources to handle even the most complex property division cases.

Make sure you get to keep the property you have worked so hard for! Take advantage of our case evaluation by calling us today at (208) 286-2111.

Idaho is a community property state. This means that all assets and debts that are acquired during the marriage will be divided equally among the two parties at the time of divorce. Any property or debts that the spouses may have had before getting married will remain separate property of the original owner—unless the other spouse's name is added on to the title during the marriage.

The parties may decide to split up their community property by selling and liquidating all their assets and then dividing the money. They also may choose to do so by splitting up the various properties and debts based on the value of all items. There is also the option of one spouse "buying out" the other spouse's share of an asset.

What is the Difference Between Community vs. Separate Property?

Distinguishing between community property and separate property can at times be a complicated process. If one of the spouses owns a business or another asset to which the other spouse helped with labor or funds while they were married, the situation can become especially difficult. If the spouses are unable to agree on the terms of their property division arrangement, a judge will have to make the decision for them.

To create a property division agreement, the judge will consider a number of factors, including:

  • The length of the marriage
  • The needs of each spouse
  • The current and possible earning abilities of each spouse
  • The preexisting terms set forth by a prenuptial agreement, if there is one in place

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We understand that it can be complicated to work through a property division case, but you do not have to work through it alone. At Bublitz Law, P.C., our clients are our top priority as we work to help them reach solutions that are most suitable for their needs. No two clients are going through the same situation, which is why we ensure every individual we work with is provided with tailored counsel and personalized attention.

Our firm is proud to provide potential clients throughout Idaho with confidential consultations, so do not wait to schedule yours today!

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