Property Division Attorney Lexington KY

Property division is one of the main sources of contention in contested Lexington, KY divorces, particularly when the parties have accumulated significant assets and debts before and during their marriage. Kentucky courts follow complex rules when determining what assets and debts are "marital" and what assets and debts are "non-marital." Generally speaking, although there are MANY EXCEPTIONS to this rule, property and debts acquired during the marriage is "marital property", subject to division by the court. Contrast that with "non-marital" property, which generally consists of property and debts acquired prior to the marriage. The kicker here is that to make a non-marital claim, you bear the burden of proving that property is non-marital in nature. If you can trace your property in this manner to prove the property is non-marital in nature, you can take that property "off the top" as your separate, non-marital property.
Lexington KY Divorce Attorney Breck Norment is a knowledgeable resource for all aspects of your divorce, including these often highly-contested property issues. He understands the court's process of dividing property into marital and non-marital components, and he can fight to increase your chances of getting a fair result. Mr. Norment will be able to explain your legal rights with regard to your:
If you, or a loved one, are considering a divorce, contact Lexington Divorce Attorney Breck Norment. The initial consultation is free, and Mr. Norment would be happy to discuss the potential for representation. Give him a call any time at 859-303-6007.
Lexington KY Divorce Attorney Breck Norment is a knowledgeable resource for all aspects of your divorce, including these often highly-contested property issues. He understands the court's process of dividing property into marital and non-marital components, and he can fight to increase your chances of getting a fair result. Mr. Norment will be able to explain your legal rights with regard to your:
- House (residence) and any other real estate you (and/or your spouse) may own
- Cars, trucks, SUVs, etc.
- Rental property
- Undeveloped property
- Farms
- Private airplanes
- Boats
- Family businesses and private businesses
- 401Ks and other retirement accounts
- Investments
- Inheritances
- Debts
If you, or a loved one, are considering a divorce, contact Lexington Divorce Attorney Breck Norment. The initial consultation is free, and Mr. Norment would be happy to discuss the potential for representation. Give him a call any time at 859-303-6007.