Property division

In some cases, it may also be carried out during an ongoing marriage in order to transfer assets between spouses. Regardless of the reason for the division of property, it is essential to be well prepared and have a good understanding of the applicable legal framework in order to avoid lengthy disputes.

Once the division of property has been completed, it is important to prepare an agreement regulating the arrangements agreed upon by the parties. For married couples, this is a legal requirement, but it is important for everyone to establish such an agreement. In addition to clearly documenting what has been agreed, a properly drafted agreement can also prevent the division of property from being reopened in the future. To avoid this, it is important that the agreement is correctly prepared and contains all information required to ensure that the division is not considered partial. A lawyer can assist in preparing a legally correct agreement.

If an agreement cannot be reached, the matter may be referred to a property division executor. Before the executor, the parties may present their assets and liabilities and provide their views on how the division of property should be carried out. Any claims made must be supported by evidence. The property division executor may then issue a decision that is binding on the parties unless challenged within a certain period of time. If either party challenges the decision, the matter will proceed to court. It is often very difficult to represent yourself in a property division dispute before a property division executor or district court, and it is strongly recommended to engage a lawyer who can assist with legal representation and the handling of necessary evidence.

We provide advice at every stage of the division of property process, regardless of the reason behind it. We have extensive experience in assisting with property division disputes and representing parties in disputes that have proceeded before a property division executor or in court. We may also undertake assignments as property division executors in order to facilitate and streamline the process.

Our goal is to provide professional guidance to minimize potential conflicts and ensure a correct division of property. Contact us to discuss your situation and receive tailored advice to help you navigate the property division process.