Addressing the Issue of Non-Marital Property
Non-marital property is essentially all property that a person possessed prior to the marriage. Certain assets acquired during the marriage may also be classified as non-marital property, including inheritances and personal gifts, as well as awards for pain and suffering in personal injury lawsuits. Non-marital property is generally not subject to division during divorce.
At the Law Offices of Richard D. Goff in Minneapolis, Minnesota, our attorney has more than 45 years of experience that he brings to the issue of untangling marital and non-marital property. Richard Goff understands the importance of protecting his clients' non-marital interests.
Contact us today to review your case with an experienced lawyer.
Untangling Marital and Non-Marital Property
Most people who enter into a marriage do not segregate their non-marital assets from those earned during the marriage. Instead, it may have been invested into the family home or deposited into accounts with other marital assets.
In order to untangle it, a great deal of work is required. Without taking the proper steps, there is a risk of property losing its non-marital character and being subject to division. Our attorney frequently works with a variety of experts, such as accountants, in order to trace property and prove its non-marital character.
Enlisting a Law Firm That Can Do the Work
Clients with a significant amount of non-marital property that is commingled up with marital property frequently turn to our law firm for assistance. Richard Goff is particularly focused on this issue and has a depth of knowledge on the subject that allows him to accomplish the goals of our clients. We strive to protect our clients' interests in non-marital property.
Our lawyer Richard Goff brings more than 45 years of experience to every property division case he handles. Contact us today.
