Property Division
Northern Virginia Property Division Attorneys
After issues involving children, the most complex part of most divorces is property division. Each party wants to maximize his or her share, and will often try to get more. To protect your rights and make sure you are treated fairly, you should work with a trusted and proven legal team.
At The Maddox Law Firm, P.C., we thoroughly understand Virginia's property division laws, and we use that knowledge to help our clients receive the portion of the estate that they truly deserve. We work with individuals from all walks of life, people with modest assets and people going through a high-asset divorce. No matter what, when you come to us, you will be treated with respect and we will give you an honest assessment of your case.
Strong Advocacy for Every Client
Property division is often contentious because the parties not only want to retain the majority of the assets, but also because they do not want to be responsible for taking on debts. Our attorneys understand these concerns and provide detail-oriented, thorough counsel regarding all types of property, including:
- The family home
- Rental property
- Business property
- Hidden assets
- Personal property, like cars and furniture
- Investments and retirement accounts, including pensions and 401(k)s
With decades of experience in this area, the lawyers at The Maddox Law Firm can often negotiate property settlements out of court, without going through litigation. If your case cannot be resolved through negotiation, you can be confident in our ability to protect your interests at trial.
Dividing Government Retirement Benefits
Our area has a large population of current and former military members and government employees. We are skilled and knowledgeable about dividing benefits that are specific to military and other government workers. We can provide advice regarding:
- Thrift savings plans
- The Federal Employees Retirement System
- The Civil Service Retirement System
- Military pensions
- Other military and government benefits
Qualified Domestic Relations Orders (QDROs)
Many retirement accounts, military or otherwise, require a QDRO to be on file before benefits will be distributed. QDROs are highly technical documents must be filled out with 100 percent accuracy. Our attorneys know the pitfalls associated with these documents, and we will make sure that yours is filed correctly with the court and the plan administrator so you get the benefits you deserve.
Contact Our Virginia Law Firm
To find out more about property division in Virginia, call The Maddox Law Firm, P.C., at (703) 883-8035 or contact us online. We serve clients in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, Prince William, the District of Columbia and across Northern Virginia.