The liquidation of assets occurs at the end of a union, whether it is a divorce, a breakup of PACS, a separation of cohabiting partners or a death. It consists in identifying, evaluating and sharing assets and debts acquired during living together.

This step is essential to ensure equitable distribution and protect your property interests. Depending on the matrimonial regime, separation of property, community restricted to acquisitions, universal community or participation in acquisitions, the rules of distribution vary. It is necessary to distinguish each other's own assets, identify common assets, and calculate possible claims and rewards.
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Liquidation can take place amicably, when the parties agree on the sharing and its terms, or Litigator, when disagreements require the intervention of the judge.

Amicable liquidation often reduces costs and saves time, but it requires legal support to secure choices and anticipate fiscal consequences.

Contentious liquidation requires a precise strategy and rigorous follow-up in order to defend your rights in court. Some situations are more complex and require specific expertise. This is the case for undivided assets, civil or commercial companies, or assets located abroad.

Liquidation is not limited to a mathematical calculation: it requires a comprehensive asset analysis, an adapted strategy and a thorough knowledge of legal and fiscal rules.The lawyer plays a central role throughout the procedure: he identifies assets, evaluates assets, assesses assets, prepares the necessary documents, prepares the necessary documents, negotiates with the other party or intervenes before the judge. Its objective is to ensure clear, secure and fair sharing, by protecting your rights and by anticipating future conflicts.

The firm also intervenes in more specialized situations:
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- Undivided moveable and real estate, with the drafting of agreements to secure management and optimize fiscal costs,
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- Civil and commercial companies (SCI), with asset valuation, management of partner accounts and sharing or selling of shares,
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- Assets located abroad, with international coordination to ensure the recognition and transfer of ownership.
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- Complex assets: PER, AGA, cryptocurrency, cryptocurrency, NFT, copyright, stock options...

‍Each case is the subject of a comprehensive analysis in order to anticipate the financial and fiscal consequences. The firm guides its clients at every stage, from asset valuation to negotiation or judicial follow-up, to transform a complex situation into a clear, secure and fair sharing.

In terms of asset liquidation, Me Grayer advises and supports her clients with rigor and precision, thanks to a background in family property law. It intervenes in the evaluation, distribution and security of assets, by anticipating the sources of conflict and by protecting everyone's interests. His approach is reinforced by close partnerships with accountants, notaries and corporate law lawyers, allowing him to understand the most complex asset situations. This transversal expertise guarantees an optimized, equitable and legally secure liquidation.

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