Property Division

Arizona Property Division Lawyer

Many couples who once loved each other have become bitter enemies over the property division issues that can arise in divorce. Often, each of them feels as though their whole financial future is at stake. Neither of them wants to receive less than what they feel is fair. Unfortunately, when a lack of cooperation, unreasonableness, or dishonesty keeps them from settling these issues outside of court, both people usually end up with a less-than-ideal result.

Our goal is your happiness. We know that protecting your interests AND getting you through the process with a minimum of pain and stress is not only possible, but the best way to start your new life.

At the Law Offices of Wendy Raquel Hernandez, P.C., we represent clients in the Phoenix Metro Area and throughout Arizona with property division issues such as:

• Division of retirement accounts and 401k plans
• Division of pensions / QDROs
• Real estate and investment property appraisals
• Business valuations
• Valuation of stock options
• Division of marital debts

As a community property state, Arizona considers any property acquired during the marriage to be community property, with the exceptions of personal gifts and inheritances. Aside from those exceptions, all marital property and debt is subject to an "equitable" division. Our law office works with professional appraisers, accountants, and other specialists to accurately calculate the value of your marital estate and to reach an agreement that is acceptable to you both.

Taking the Next Step

To learn more about Arizona's community property laws or how attorney Wendy Raquel Hernandez can help you—call us at (602) 230-2333 or contact us electronically at our Phoenix, Arizona, law offices today. We accept all major credit cards.