[Provo, December 1, 2014]—Kim H. Buhler, Attorney at Law, P.C., one of the most trusted law firms in Utah, provides legal support on marital property division for separated couples. This offering is part of the practice’s commitment to provide a range of services concerning family law.
On Fairness of the Division

Atty. Buhler’s practice understands that property division is part of a divorce or any separation case. This is why the legal firm offers assistance to make the division of marital properties easier. Atty. Buhler offers solutions that will help reduce the costs of divorce and property division.
Under the law of the state, divorcing spouses and judges should divide the property using an equitable standard of division. The firm explains that this doesn’t mean the division should be equal; it should be “fair.”
Factors

Courts consider different factors to determine the fairness of agreement. These factors are the length of the marriage, the health, the age and the occupation of the people involved. Financial issues are heavily considered. When it comes to this aspect, the court consider the valuation of home, real estate or family business, the amount of retirement accounts, credit and bank account information and tax record. Hidden assets may also be traced. In this regard, Atty. Buhler’s law firm helps clients ensure they provide the necessary documentation that will provide a complete financial picture.

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About Kim H. Buhler, Attorney at Law, P.C.

Kim H. Buhler, Attorney at Law, P.C. is one of the leading legal practices in Utah. The firm specializes in immigration and family law. Since its inception, the firm has been focusing on providing smart legal representation through their holistic approach and strategy. It was founded by Atty. Kim Buhler who has been in legal field for more than 18 years. Atty. Buhler has been admitted to Bar in Utah in 1995.She acquired her pre-law degree, BA in International Relations: Chinese Language Emphasis, at Brigham Young University. She took up law at Brigham Young University’s J. Reuben Clark Law School. She’s also active with pro bono activities. To learn more about her and the practice, visit www.buhlerlawoffice.com.