Fort Worth Property Division Attorney

Cleburne Asset Division Lawyer

A Qualified Lawyer With Experience Dividing Assets

Running into complex problems while attempting to divide assets and debts during your divorce? At the Law Office of V. Wayne Ward, our property division lawyer has more than 30 years of experience separating shared property and dividing debt. We can help you come home with the belongings that are most important to you.

Ensure that your rights are protected when your property is divided. Contact us by email or call (877) 713-7202 to speak with a Fort Worth lawyer. We can work with you to establish which assets are community property and which are separate property.

Thank you for being my professional representative as well as my friend. I do appreciate that you sincerely care and the help you have brought to my family. - K.K.

Knowledge of Complicated Property Division Issues

Some property division cases can be relatively simple while others can be very convoluted. Dividing assets becomes more complex and stressful with wealthier couples or couples with large amounts of debt. Letting the house go, along with all the payments associated with it, may be the correct decision for your situation. Mr. Ward has experience taking the emotion out of dividing assets of couples who have:

• Multiple properties
• Businesses
• Stocks
• Pension/retirement plans
• Multiple vehicles
• Large amounts of debt

A family lawyer needs to know a lot about everything. Attorney V. Wayne Ward received an MBA along with his law degree in the 1970s. His education gives him a leg-up on helping you with property division or debt division. With his knowledge of marketing, he helped sell a copyrighted name of a mortgage company, thereby creating an asset that others might not have seen.

We understand oil and gas royalties and can help with the valuation of closely held businesses. You can come to us to protect your defined benefit plans, defined contribution plans, and to get help with your other complex property division issues.

Community Property or Separate Property?

Many people have asked about the difference between community and separate property. Generally, separate property is property that was owned prior to the marriage. It can also include belongings that were inherited or received as a gift by only one member of the couple.

Community property generally consists of all other property. Most items obtained during a marriage in Texas are considered community property. Our family law attorney can point out the differences in your assets and divide your community property efficiently.

Need assistance with your property or debt division? Contact us by e-mail or call (877) 713-7202 to speak with a Fort Worth lawyer. We will reach a settlement or take your issue to trial to protect your rights.