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At the Law Offices of Tony Zirkle, we represent division of property clients involved in divorce cases that present complex property division problems due to the nature of the assets, valuation problems, the terms of a prenuptial agreement, or the sheer size of the marital estate. If you need help with difficult property division questions, contact Indiana divorce attorney Tony Zirkle.

Do you need help concerning divorce and complex division of property? Contact Indianapolis Division of Property lawyers Tony Zirkle today!

At the Law Offices of Tony Zirkle, our experience with high asset divorce problems can help you achieve a favorable resolution of disputed property division issues. Among the problems we can solve are those involving:

• Valuation or appraisal of closely held family corporation interests or investment real estate
• Cash value of life insurance policies
• Executive compensation and retirement packages, including pension benefits and QDRO issues
• Enforceability of prenuptial or postnuptial agreement terms that affect a divorcing spouse's rights
• Questions concerning the marital asset value of a professional practice or license
• Claims concerning the separate nature of particular assets, such as gift or inheritance property

We work closely with forensic accountants, tax professionals, and financial consultants in order to present an accurate and comprehensive view of the present value of the marital estate. When necessary, we can also engage investigators to trace hidden assets or substantial marital asset transfers that reflect an intention to defeat your interests through improper divorce planning. When family business interests are at stake, we can apply to the court for an injunction to make sure that the value of the business is not manipulated to your disadvantage while the divorce is pending.

More commonly, especially in the dissolution of marriages of more than ten years' duration, property division issues can be negotiated and resolved at the same time alimony or spousal maintenance questions are addressed. Careful planning and attention to the interplay between property division and alimony can effectively expand the size of the marital estate to the advantage of both parties.

Do you need help concerning divorce and complex division of property? Contact Indianapolis Division of Property lawyers Tony Zirkle today!

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Child Support
Information from multiple sources shows that only 10% of all noncustodial fathers fit the “deadbeat dad” category: 90% of the fathers with joint custody paid the support due. Fathers with visitation rights pay 79.1%; and 44.5% of those with NO visitation rights still financially support their children. (Source: Census Bureau report. Series P-23, No. 173). [...]

Divorce Rate
The divorce rate in 2005 (per 1,000 people) was 3.6 — the lowest rate since 1970, and down from 4.2 in 2000 and from 4.7 in 1990. (The peak was at 5.3 in 1981, according to the Associated Press.)

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