Property Division & Alimony Attorney In Providence

Attorney Mark B. Morse has been practicing law since 1983. People who are going through divorce rely on Mr. Morse to pursue and protect clients’ interests during the division of marital property and income. Decisions made now regarding division of property and alimony will affect you long into the future.

If you are going through a divorce, you need a family law lawyer you can talk to. Contact our firm to arrange a consultation.

Property Division

Rhode Island is an equitable distribution state. Property will be divided “fairly.” Of course, each party has his or her own idea about what is fair. Any property or asset that is acquired during the marriage and appreciates in value will be considered. This includes property such as:

• Homes
• Cars
• Real property
• Pensions
• Stocks and bonds
• Debt
• Furniture
• Artwork

Business Valuations

If you are a business owner, we are able to refer to certified public accountants and forensic accountants to address the issue of business valuation. Our firm strives to protect your interests and everything you have worked so hard to earn.

Spousal Support

Spousal support (alimony) will be considered after property has been divided. Factors that may be considered include:

• Fault of the parties
• Financial and non-financial contribution of parties
• Needs and expenses
• Length of the marriage
• Health condition of parties
• Age of parties
• Earning capacity of parties

Spousal support and division of property are highly complex legal issues. Regardless of which side of the divorce you are on, you will need experienced legal help. Contact the Providence office of Attorney Mark B. Morse to arrange a consultation.

More Information

• Divorce And Money In Rhode Island: Alimony And The Division Of Assets