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Equitable Distribution Mediation in New Jersey
Discuss property, debts, and the financial decisions involved in separating households.
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Understand the information before exploring options.
Dividing finances often begins with understanding what needs to be discussed. Equitable distribution mediation offers an organized conversation about assets, debts, priorities, and possible approaches to resolving property-related issues.
Matthew B. Lun, Esq. brings his divorce and family law background to mediation at LunLegal Divorce and Family Law Mediation in Skillman, New Jersey.
Topics for discussion
Focus on the questions that matter.
- The family home and other real estate
- Bank accounts, investments, and retirement accounts
- Business interests and questions about valuation
- Mortgages, loans, credit cards, and other debts
Preparing for the conversation.
Start with an inventory of property and debts and gather available statements and relevant agreements. Identify missing information or valuation questions so the participants can discuss what additional input may be useful.
What to expect
Some questions may benefit from an appraisal or advice from an independent attorney, accountant, or financial professional. The conversation can help identify those questions and compare proposals without promising a particular division or outcome.
Ask about fees, scheduling, and the approach to your situation during an initial consultation. For your first inquiry, a brief overview is enough.
For background on the legal standards, see how equitable distribution works in a New Jersey divorce.
Begin with a conversation
Discuss your next steps.
Contact the office at 609-964-0900 or send an inquiry about equitable distribution mediation.