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Manhattan Property Division Lawyer - Richard Roman Shum

Richard Roman Shum Season 3 Episode 306

From Law Office of Richard Roman Shum - Dive into the intricacies of property division during divorce proceedings in Manhattan with our episode on "Manhattan Property Division Lawyer." Discover how marital assets, including real estate, retirement accounts, and businesses, are equitably distributed under New York’s property division laws. We’ll explain the importance of differentiating between marital and separate property and discuss the impact of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements on the division process.

We’ll cover the critical role of financial disclosure, ensuring that all assets, from bank accounts to investment records, are accounted for and properly valued. Learn about the valuation process involving professional appraisers and the significance of accurate asset identification and documentation. The episode also explores various dispute resolution techniques, including mediation, litigation, and collaborative law, highlighting how these methods can lead to fair and amicable settlements.

In this episode, we delve into the challenges faced by high-net-worth individuals, such as hidden assets and international considerations. We discuss the importance of addressing marital misconduct, including wasteful dissipation of assets and fraudulent conveyance, and how these actions can influence the court’s decisions. Additionally, we examine the unique aspects of valuing and dividing business assets, real estate investments, and retirement accounts during a divorce.

Join us as we navigate the complex landscape of property division in Manhattan, providing insights into achieving an equitable distribution that considers the contributions and future needs of both parties. From understanding the legal process to the role of legal assistance and professional advocacy, this episode of "Manhattan Property Division Lawyer" offers a comprehensive overview of securing a fair share of marital assets and ensuring financial stability post-divorce.

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