Property division can be emotional and sentimental attachments can make division of property and assets more difficult. Divorcing spouses may feel entitled to property due to the circumstances of the breakdown of the marriage or simply because they earned more money during the marriage; the reality of asset division can be an eye-opener.

As your divorce lawyer, we provide the perspective and strategies to secure your fair share under Pennsylvania's equitable distribution law. We will guide you to sound decisions that serve your immediate and long-term interests. We can negotiate a practical resolution that lets each of you move on, but are prepared to go to family law court to protect assets worth fighting for. Testa & Pagnanelli, LLC, handles divorce cases in Montgomery County and surrounding jurisdictions in the Philadelphia area. Contact us today for a free consultation at one of our convenient offices in Norristown and Philadelphia.

Discuss your case with one of our experienced property and asset division attorneys in Montgomery County today. Schedule a free consultation by contacting our firm online or by calling 610-365-4733.

What Types of Assets and Property are Divided in a Divorce in Pennsylvania? 

We can knowledgeably address everything that may arise in dividing your marital estate:

• The house and other real estate
• A closely held business or professional practice
• Pensions, 401(k) and other retirement accounts
• Stocks and investments
• Vehicles and boats
• Valuables, furnishings and personal possessions
• Property owned prior to marriage
• Gifts and inheritances received during marriage
• Credit cards, loans and other marital debt
• Alimony, custody and child support

Foreclosure and Property Division in Montgomery County

The marital residence can be a point of contention, especially if foreclosure is looming. Do you let it go? Pursue a short sale? If one spouse keeps the house, is the other entitled to compensation? These types of circumstances are best tackled with an experienced legal professional, the Montgomery County property division attorneys at Testa & Pagnanelli, LLC can help you make the decisions that best protect your interests moving forward. 

Settling Your Division of Property and Assets Inside or Outside of the Courthouse

Property division commonly involves trade-offs. We help you define your priorities and find creative solutions. In an uncontested divorce, we can draft or review a property settlement agreement to submit to the court for approval. If the other party is playing hardball or if out-of-court settlement negotiations reach an impasse, we are prepared and ready to litigate.

We will personally sit down with you to discuss your goals and the big picture of your marital estate. For a free initial consultation with a Philadelphia division of property attorney, contact us online or call 610-365-4733.