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Strategic Counsel For Retirement Asset Protection In Florida Divorces

When a married couple goes through a divorce, taking stock of their assets is one of the most important tasks. While some of those assets may be tangible – real estate, automobiles, or a family business, for example—others may show up only on paper. However, these can be some of the largest assets a couple has.

Retirement accounts can represent a large part of a couple’s net worth. Decades of savings and retirement planning can reside in those accounts – ones Melbourne couples need to account for when going through a divorce. Shawn Reid is an experienced divorce attorney who will aggressively protect your retirement assets in a divorce.

You Could Be Sitting On A Substantial Amount

Unless you are nearing retirement, or have kept careful track of your investments, you may not realize how much you have in your retirement accounts. Employers have made it easy to automatically invest part of your paycheck, and you may not realize how that investment has grown over the years.

You or your spouse could have accounts in such investment vehicles as:

  • IRAs and Roth IRAs, which could include mutual funds, annuities and brokerage accounts
  • 401(k) or 403(b) plans
  • Profit-sharing plans, stock options or company pension plans

Many people may have multiple investments spread over multiple accounts. Working with a lawyer such as Shawn Reid can make sure all these investments are accounted for in the event of a divorce.

Secure Your Retirement Future: Contact Attorney Shawn Reid

With over 25 years of experience, attorney Shawn Reid understands the complexities of dividing retirement assets in divorce. As a former prosecutor and skilled litigator, he provides dedicated, personal attention to ensure your financial interests are protected. Our firm is committed to pursuing effective strategies to protect your interests in your retirement account division case.

Contact our office today for a complimentary consultation. Email us or call us at 321-426-1840.