Business Interests in a Divorce

Serving the Families of Katy and Cypress, Texas

Divorce is a very personal process, but the implications can affect all areas of your life. One commonly overlooked aspect of family law is how your business interests are handled in a divorce. If you own a business, whether outright or as a partnership, your controlling interest may be subject to property division.

To protect your business interests, it’s crucial to retain a knowledgeable Katy lawyer as early in the process as possible. You’ll find the skillful representation you need at Hunt Law Firm. Our practice is dedicated to divorce and family law, which helps make our attorneys qualified to handle even the most complex cases.

Trust our attorneys to guide you through the complex divorce process by contacting us online or calling (832) 781-0320.

Trust Your Case to Hunt Law Firm

When your rights, property, and business are on the line, you need skilled legal representation from attorneys who truly care about your best interests. Our firm is committed to family law, and we regularly attends top trainings to sharpen our skills.

When you choose Hunt Law Firm, you can expect:

• Personalized, one-on-one attention
• A warm environment in which you can speak openly
• Quick responses from the founding attorney
• Affordable, effective legal solutions

Don’t take chances with your business assets. Call (832) 781-0320 today for a dedicated attorney.

Property Division Challenges for Business Owners

Property division is one of the most important and time-consuming aspects of a divorce case. Typically, the court will attempt to divide marital property equitably, rather than equally. When business interests are involved, however, this becomes more challenging. Since the compensation earned through your business interests is generally considered marital income, the valuation of the business may include a wide range of subjective factors, including the industry, the company’s strategic position in the industry, and many others.

Similar to a house or a car, business ownership is rarely divided between the two parties. Instead, one spouse is awarded the business in full, and the other spouse will be awarded other property which is similarly valued. Your business isn’t guaranteed to be profitable, however, so retaining full ownership may not be in your best interests.

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Our attorneys have an in-depth understanding of the complexities of the divorce process. When you retain our firm, your case will be handled directly by one of our skilled attorneys, and your lawyer will be available via phone, email, and online messenger.

Get a dedicated advocate on your side. Contact Hunt Law Firm today for your initial consultation.