Dividing marital property in Delaware requires careful analysis of both assets and debts. From real estate and retirement accounts to business interests and investments, we provide experienced counsel in equitable distribution cases. Our attorneys prepare and present clear financial evidence—including Wright Charts—to protect your fair share. 

Dividing marital assets fairly can make the difference between financial security and hardship after divorce, and Delaware's equitable distribution laws require skilled legal representation to ensure you receive your rightful share of marital property. Our experienced Delaware property division attorneys represent clients throughout New Castle County, Kent County, and Sussex County in complex asset division cases, including high-value estates, business valuations, retirement accounts, real estate holdings, and hidden asset investigations. We understand that Delaware courts consider multiple factors when dividing marital property—including length of marriage, each spouse's contributions, future earning capacity, and economic circumstances—and we know how to present compelling evidence to achieve favorable property settlements that protect your long-term financial interests. Our skilled divorce team handles the most challenging property division issues, including business appraisals, pension valuations, stock options, professional practices, inherited property, and debt allocation, working with forensic accountants and expert witnesses when necessary to uncover and properly value all marital assets. Whether you're protecting family businesses, securing your share of retirement benefits, fighting for the family home, or discovering hidden assets your spouse may be concealing, we provide aggressive representation to ensure equitable distribution that reflects your contributions to the marriage. Don't let unfair property division compromise your financial future—contact our Delaware property division lawyers today for skilled representation that maximizes your share of marital assets and protects the wealth you helped build during your marriage.