Collin County High-Asset Divorce Attorney

Attorney for Dividing Businesses, Real Estate, and High-Value Properties in Plano, TX

Property disputes are common in any divorce, but when a couple's property is valued in the hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars, these issues understandably take on heightened importance. If you are going through a high-asset divorce, you need to understand how to protect your financial and property interests, as well as how to fairly divide certain kinds of high-value properties without incurring unnecessary losses.

At the Law Office of Brian Bagley, we have 10 years of experience practicing family law, along with a thorough understanding of the unique issues affecting divorces between high net worth couples. With our guidance and representation, you can be confident that all of your separate and marital assets are accounted for, and that you understand all available options for reaching a resolution. We will help you make a strong case for retaining the assets that are most important to you, whether you are negotiating a settlement with your spouse or resolving your issues in court.

To speak with an experienced Collin County high-asset divorce lawyer, give us a call at (972) 843-7158 or contact us online today.

Community and Separate Property in a Texas High-Asset Divorce

High-asset divorces commonly involve disputes over what qualifies as community property, meaning property belonging to both spouses, and separate property, meaning property belonging to each spouse individually. Valuable assets including businesses, real estate properties, vehicles, and retirement accounts are commonly titled in one spouse's name, but that does not necessarily mean that they belong to that spouse alone. Under Texas law, almost all assets acquired by either spouse during a marriage are considered community property, meaning they can be divided between spouses in the divorce resolution.

As you prepare for your divorce, it is crucial to identify all of your separate property that you can keep protected from division. This can include businesses and other properties that you owned before your marriage, as well as assets that you inherited while you were married. Many couples with significant assets also choose to create a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement to more clearly define separate property rights. If you have such an agreement in place, it can help to greatly uncomplicate the divorce process.

Protect Your Assets in a High-Asset Divorce

Divorces involving high-value assets can be complex and contentious. It is crucial to have a knowledgeable attorney on your side to protect your interests and ensure a fair division of property. At Law Office of Brian Bagley, we specialize in representing clients in high-asset divorces in Plano, TX.

Our experienced attorneys can help you navigate the complexities of dividing businesses, real estate, investments, retirement accounts, and other valuable assets. We will work diligently to achieve a favorable outcome and protect your financial future.

Benefits of hiring our firm for a high-asset divorce include:

• Strategic legal representation
• Thorough asset valuation and division
• Negotiation and mediation expertise
• Courtroom advocacy if necessary
• Peace of mind knowing your assets are protected