Tampa Divorce Attorney Explains Equitable Distribution

Equitable Distribution Florida 

Marital and Non-Marital Property

Marital assets and debts acquired and liabilities incurred by either spouse that are considered non-marital, are generally not subject to equitable distribution between the parties.

There are non marital assets and liabilities that are not subject to distribution between spouses and therefore it is important that you hire a Tampa divorce attorney who is experienced in negotiating and litigating matters of equitable distribution.

Dates for determination and classification of the value of your assets and liability amounts can be determined by the Courts and the judge will determine what is fair and equitable.  Generally, the dates established will be based on a formal separation agreement or the date in which a petition for divorce was filed.

Helpful information:

For detailed information about hiring a contested or uncontested divorce lawyer in Tampa who has extensive experience in Florida’s equitable distribution law, please call for a consultation at (813) 879-4600. An experienced Tampa divorce attorney can assist you with answers you need regarding tax ramifications, selling of your marital home, alimony, support and how this will effect your future finances.

For a list of what may be considered non-marital liabilities and assets in Florida you can read more about equitable distribution in Florida, by following the links below.

Florida Equitable Distribution Law – Florida Statutes
High Asset Divorces and Equitable Distribution
Division of Assets in Divorce – Separate Property
Florida Equitable Distribution Worksheet

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