Dividing Investment Accounts In A Divorce

Any divorce can feel overwhelming. When there are complicated financial components and a couple has a high net worth, dividing marital assets can be daunting and filled with contention.

Experienced divorce attorneys at our Rochester family law firm have been assisting clients with intricate financial issues and conflicts for decades. At Frieders & Kuhn, L.L.P., we are knowledgeable divorce lawyers who are ready to help you through your high-asset divorce and investment account division.

How Are Stocks Divided In A Divorce?

In Minnesota, marital assets are divided equitably. This means that marital property, such as retirement assets and stocks, is not necessarily divided in half but is instead accounted for in a fair and equitable manner. For example, one spouse might receive stock while the other may receive real estate of a similar value.

As divorce lawyers, we are well-versed in Minnesota law and can help advocate on your behalf for a fair division that protects your financial interests and investments.

What Happens To A Couple’s Investments In A Divorce?

Investment accounts, such as brokerage and joint accounts, are often a significant part of marital property. During a divorce, these assets are subject to division. We will help you assess the value of your investments and guide you through the process of dividing stocks and other financial assets. We will be committed to providing clear and effective solutions tailored to your unique situation.

Consult A Rochester Lawyer With Experience With High-Asset Estates

If you are facing a high-asset divorce with complex investment account issues, we are here to help. Call us at 507-414-5558 or send an inquiry through our website to schedule a consultation. Let us assist you in navigating the financial complexities of your divorce with confidence and care.