Utah Property Division Lawyers
Asset Division in a Utah Divorce: Let Us Protect Your Rights
Property division can be a complicated issue that must be addressed in any divorce. Regardless of how big or small the marital assets may be, our attorneys can help you pursue your rights. Final asset division may be based on agreements between the parties, prenuptial agreements, or decisions made by the Utah court system.
A final property division order can significantly impact each divorcee’s financial stability and overall well being. The attorneys at Pearson Butler understand that this can be a frightening prospect and we are here to help you through this process.
Whether you are considering divorce or have already initiated proceedings, it is important to seek competent representation so you maximize your property settlement. Pearson Butler has significant experience representing clients with high-value estates, business ownership, complex holdings and investments, and premarital assets and we understand that these matters require attention and expertise. Our attorneys can provide you the quality legal representation you need.
To find out how we can protect your interests, call (800) 265-2314 for a confidential consultation.
Equitable Distribution in Utah
In Utah, all marital property is subject to equitable distribution in a divorce. Equitable does not necessarily mean “equal.” It means a fair division of property, which will be determined based on:
- The length of the marriage;
- The age and health of each spouse;
- The occupation and income of each spouse; and
- Any other related matters.
Divorcing couples can reach their own agreement on property division, which will be subject to approval by a judge before it is made official, or parties can allow a Utah judge to determine what is equitable.
Parties are not typically able to modify a property division order after it has been entered, except in very limited circumstances. This means that it is important to get it right the first time.
Helping Families Across Utah Through the Divorce Process
If you want to be certain that your property will be protected at the end of your marriage, it is of the utmost importance to find a trusted divorce attorney with significant experience in Utah law and courts. Full disclosure and compliance with Utah’s laws regarding property division can result in a positive outcome if your case is handled properly from the very beginning. Our attorneys at Pearson Butler can help you prepare your case for the best possible outcome.
Call Pearson Butler today at (800) 265-2314. Our attorneys have over 300 years of collective experience and a long history of successfully representing clients across Utah.
