Knowledgeable Birmingham, Alabama, Divorce Attorneys
Who gets what? A simple question that carries enormous consequences for divorcing spouses. Whether you have significant assets, or will be struggling to make ends meet in the wake of your divorce, it is critical that you get a favorable property division arrangement to prepare you for your post-divorce life.
At the law firm of S. Phillip Bahakel & Associates, we understand how to use divorce law to achieve maximum results for our clients.
If you going through a divorce, we can help you seek a fair and favorable property division settlement. Contact us today online or by phone at 205-787-8787 to speak with an experienced family law attorney.
Property Division Knowledge on Your Side
At the law firm of S. Phillip Bahakel & Associates, we are well-versed in all aspects of property division law. We understand the complexities of determining what is and what is not marital property. In negotiating a property division arrangement, many details must be considered:
- Income of both spouses
- Pensions and retirement plans
- Debts (assets as well as liabilities must be divided)
- Fault (the circumstances leading to the dissolution of the marriage are very important in determining the division of assets)
An experienced divorce lawyer knows the law and knows the criteria that the judge considers in making a property division judgment. Without that knowledge on your side, it will be extremely difficult to determine a fair division of property and assets. We will carefully consider all aspects of your financial situation to determine a course of action and seek the most favorable results for your property division case.
Contact Our Birmingham, Alabama, Law Firm Today
Property division arrangements can be complex, but we can answer your questions and guide you through the legal process. Contact us online or by phone at 205-787-8787 to speak with a knowledgeable divorce lawyer. We serve clients from the cities of Pelham and Birmingham, and from Bessemer, Tuscaloosa County and throughout Alabama.
No representation is made that the quality of the legal services to be performed is greater than the quality of legal services performed by other lawyers.
