North Carolina is an equitable distribution state. This means that the courts will divide property fairly, but not always equally, based on numerous factors. Because every marriage is unique, deciding what is equitable is not always easy, and the valuation and allocation of certain assets such as businesses, stock options, pension plans and retirement accounts can be complex. Seeking experienced legal representation early on in the process is in your best interest.

Our Wilmington property division attorney  is fully prepared to assist with even the most complex property division matters. We will make every effort to help you and your spouse settle these matters through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution. If this is not possible, our firm is accomplished at litigation who will fully advocate for you in court.

As a marriage dissolves the complex issue of division of property can be emotionally charged and difficult to resolve. In these situations, it is important to seek help from an experienced  Wilmington property division lawyer.

Property division can be a complicated, and potentially frustrating, matter to resolve during a divorce. Spouses often have difficulty determining what is shared “marital” property, what is one party’s “non-marital” property and how to divide their property equitably. In these situations, it is important to seek help from an experienced North Carolina divorce lawyer.