The Financial Settlement Affects Your Family’s Future

The California community property law may seem straightforward, but the more money and property involved in a divorce, the more complex a marital settlement can be. The court has broad discretion in dividing marital assets and debt between divorcing spouses.

Led by attorney Steve Stolar who has an L.L.M. (master of law) degree, Stolar & Associates helps clients sort through complex financial data so that all the facts are known and a fair and equitable settlement can be reached.

You Will Live with the Marital Settlement Long After Divorce.

The decisions you make now, the marital settlement agreement you sign, will affect you and your family for years to come. Trust your settlement negotiations to a lawyer experienced with California family law and with drafting settlement agreements for more than 25 years.

It is essential to clearly identify all personal and marital property in which you have an interest. That includes retirement accounts, securities, stock portfolios, IRAs, 401Ks, trusts, real estate, the family home, cars, jewelry, art, business assets and income.

Your lawyer will also help you understand rights and obligations such as child support, spousal support and other considerations, as well as the tax implications of various property division options.

If you or your spouse has business interests, our attorneys can offer experienced, knowledgeable counsel about business valuation, partnership division, share transfer, partial buyouts and transfer of control.

Discuss Your Marital Settlement in a Free Consultation.

The decisions you need to make are important and long-lasting. That is why we offer a free consultation. You can decide if Stolar & Associates is the right law firm to negotiate and draft your marital settlement agreement. Call 310.288.1828 or send us an e-mail today.