Divorce and Property Division Attorney in Texas

In a divorce, property settlement issues can become difficult and confusing. Where both parties feel they have a claim, either financial or emotional, to the property a dispute may bring negotiations to a halt. An amicable agreement to divide property can save time, money, and stress. At the Law Offices of John Mead, I provide clients with the experienced and aggressive representation they need to find solutions to property division disagreements. I work hard to give my clients peace of mind knowing that their lawyer is watching out for their best interests. Contact me to schedule your free initial consultation regarding divorce, or divorce-related issues such as the division of marital assets.

Determining what is separate property and what is community property is important in a divorce proceeding. Questions of economic contribution and equitable reimbursement for money spent on or effort devoted to the benefit of shared property have an enormous impact on the final division of marital property in Texas. An equitable property division is essential to an acceptable divorce agreement. Dividing business assets, securities, personal property, real estate, and other assets in a fair manner that reflects your interests is a primary concern in divorce negotiation and may require litigation for a successful conclusion.

With over 30 years of experience, I know how to fight for my clients. I have the skill and tenacity to find answers to the property division questions in a divorce. As a seasoned trial attorney I am able to stand up for my clients rights in court. If negotiations fail, I am not afraid to litigate for my clients. I give my clients the advice they need to protect themselves and protect their separate assets. If you need a strong and capable divorce and property division attorney, contact me.

The Law Offices of John Mead provide legal services in family law, divorce, and probate throughout the San Antonio metropolitan area, including Bexar, Medina, Kendall, Guadalupe, Comal, Atascosa, and Wilson Counties, Texas.