Property Division

Washington is a community property state: all property acquired during marriage is presumed community property.

Washington is a community property state: all property acquired during marriage is presumed community property. All property acquired before marriage and after separation is presumed individual property, with a few exceptions. The party claiming that an item of property is separate or community is responsible for providing proof.

Assets that need to be considered when determining how your property will be divided:

  • Real Estate

  • Personal Property

  • Bank Accounts

  • Vehicles

  • Businesses

  • and other assets

Types of Property

You may not realize all the types of property that may be divided in the dissolution including pensions, retirement accounts, stock options, frequent flyer miles and hotel points.

Necessary Documentation

Through the course of your case, we will gather all necessary documentation to prove your community assets and liabilities. Using this, we will work to establish a fair and equitable resolution for the division of your property.

We Can Help

Sometimes a spouse will not have access to all of the information about their assets. In those situations, our firm can work to obtain needed information. The firm is here to work with you to discuss any questions you have.

Find more details on Property Division, Spousal Support / Maintenance, Child Custody & Parenting Plans and Child Support Modifications.

Schedule an Appointment

Please contact the firm to schedule an appointment to discuss the specifics of your case.

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