Show Me the Money
Under Illinois Law all property acquired by either party subsequent to the marriage is marital property, except for certain property defined as non-marital property such as property acquired by gift, legacy or descent.
The threshold property analysis is, thus, to determine what assets make up the marital estate. The next step is to prove the value of the assets.
At Wakenight & Associates, P.C., our lawyers help clients resolve many money matters that arise during divorce proceedings.
Contact a Family Law Attorney
Contact a lawyer at our DuPage, Kane or Will County, Illinois Offices for a free telephone consultation. Call toll-free at 888-852-2670 or locally at 630-282-4264 to learn how we can help you with matters such as equitable distribution, business evaluation or the dissipation of marital property.
Money issues are hard — but we can help.
What Types of Financial Issues Arise During Divorce?
Our lawyers help clients solve property problems such as these:
- Determine which assets are worth fighting for. Determine what is the best financial strategy Analyze the marital debt. In today's financial climate debt analysis is as important as asset analysis
- Determine the marital status of retirement benefits such as defined benefit and defined contribution pensions, IRAs, investments and 401Ks
- Investigate credit card use
Working Toward a Favorable Outcome
Not until all the financial facts are available can property and debt division be fairly determined.
Contact a DuPage, Kane or Will County Property Division Lawyer
For advice about property division or any other family law matter, contact an attorney at Wakenight & Associates, P.C. Call us toll-free at 888-852-2670 or locally at 630-282-4264 for a free telephone conversation with a lawyer at our Lombard, Lisle, St. Charles, Mokena or Joliet office.
