Dividing Real Estate Can Complicate Your Wisconsin Divorce
When a marriage ends, finances and property matters seem like a tangled knot that needs untying. Couples with complicated assets, including real estate, can expect an equally complex divorce and property division process.
Try not to worry – Nelson, Krueger & Millenbach, LLC, has your back. Our Milwaukee divorce attorneys know what you are going through and want to speak with you for free. We have the experience to help you achieve your marital property goals with as little conflict as possible.
Real Estate Concerns Go Beyond The Family Home
Brick-and-mortar assets are often the cornerstone of a couple’s financial picture. You probably jointly own the family residence, but that may not be the only real estate to address in your divorce. Real estate can go beyond the typical marital home. Here are some examples of high-value properties to consider:
- Investment real estate: Rental houses, apartments and commercial property that generate income
- Other residential property: Summer cabins, vacation homes and overseas residences
- Land holdings: Undeveloped land or potentially valuable vacant city lots
These and other real estate assets can lead to disagreements and disputes between spouses, especially in high-asset divorces. Unfortunately, conflict over property and other matters can prolong your divorce. Couples in Wisconsin have several options when dividing real estate, including selling it and splitting the proceeds or one spouse buying out the other.
Call Now For Guidance And Solutions
When real estate complicates your divorce, a Nelson, Krueger & Millenbach, LLC, lawyer can be your champion. We can source accurate property valuations, negotiate a fair outcome and fight for you in court if necessary.
Our Waukesha and Milwaukee divorce attorneys can even help you explore creative, low-conflict options like mediation for a more peaceful resolution. Call 262-307-2775 to schedule your free consultation with a divorce lawyer who will relentlessly guard your rights.