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Multi-State Dissolution of Marriage Lawyers Helping Farmers

When a family farm becomes part of a separation, the emotional and financial stakes are especially high. A farm is often more than just a business; it’s a way of life, a family legacy, and a source of identity and income. At Stange Law Firm, we understand the unique challenges that come with dividing agricultural property and assets in a dissolution, and we’re here to help protect your interests.

Understanding the Complexities of Farm Divorces

Farming operations are different from most businesses. They often involve significant capital investments in land, livestock, crops, machinery, and specialized equipment, as well as unique financial structures like loans, subsidies, and seasonal revenue. In a separation, these factors make valuation and property division especially complex.

Whether you are the spouse directly involved in running the farm or a non-operating spouse entitled to a fair share of marital assets, our attorneys will take a careful, strategic approach to your case. We know how to untangle the financial and legal details that accompany agricultural property disputes and will work to achieve an equitable resolution.

Experienced Legal Representation for Agricultural Assets

At Stange Law Firm, our attorneys combine bold advocacy with practical, level-headed counsel. We collaborate with professional appraisers, forensic accountants, and valuation experts who have deep experience assessing the worth of farming operations. From determining land and crop values to evaluating farm equipment and business debts, we ensure every aspect of your agricultural estate is properly accounted for.

We are also skilled negotiators who strive to resolve property division disputes through settlement whenever possible. However, when the other party refuses to negotiate fairly, our team is fully prepared to take your case to trial. Our goal is to protect your financial stability and, where possible, preserve the long-term viability of your farm or agricultural business.

Helping Clients Navigate High-Asset and Farm-Related Matters

Because farm divorces often involve high-value property and complex financial records, it’s important to work with a firm that has extensive experience in high-asset dissolution matters. At Stange Law Firm, we’ve built a reputation for handling sophisticated cases with precision and care.

We also provide a wide range of educational resources for our clients, including articles, videos, podcasts, and a mobile app, designed to help you better understand your rights and options during separation.

Contact a Multi-State Farm Dissolution Attorney Today

If you are facing a separation that involves a farm or agricultural business, Stange Law Firm can help protect what matters most to you. Contact us online or call 855-805-0595 to schedule a confidential consultation at one of our convenient office locations.

Our team is committed to helping you move forward with strength, stability, and peace of mind, while preserving the value of the family legacy you’ve worked so hard to build.

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Trust Attorneys
As Stange Law Firm, PC, we can determine the right type of trust for your needs and objectives and select the type of trust that best protects your interests.
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Knowing the ins and outs of inheritance law can be vital when creating an estate plan. If you have questions, we can talk with you about your options.
How to Avoid Probate
Most individuals would like to know how to avoid probate when creating an estate. We can explain what this means for your heirs and your options.
Estate Planning After Divorce
Updating your estate plan is critically important. Most do not want their ex-spouse to be their power of attorney, health care agent, or the heir to their assets. We can help update your estate plan accordingly.
Benefits of an Estate Plan
Many individuals wonder why they should have an estate plan. An estate plan is vital to ensure your heirs are taken care of after you pass. We can help answer your questions.
Educational Accounts
Many individuals have educational accounts setup for their kids. We an help ensure that they remain intact after a divorce.
Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Prior to entering into a marriage, or after the wedding date, many individuals are interested in putting together a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement to ensure that there are not lengthy and contentious divorce proceedings later if the marriage ends in divorce In these instances, we can help.
Power of Attorney
It is imperative that an individual have a power of attorney in case they are incapacitated. A power of attorney appointments an agent in fact to make important financial and other decisions We can help you create one.
Medicaid Estate Planning
Medicaid estate planning refers to protecting one’s assets and property from being used to pay for long-term care if the individual becomes eligible for Medicaid. This can include strategies such as gifting assets to family members, creating trusts, and transferring property ownership.
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Many have no idea what a Domestic Asset Protection Trusts is and the difference from a Prenuptial Agreement. We can help explain the difference and help you assess your options.
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Living trusts are common in estate planning. With a pour-over will, they allow assets to prop over into a living trust to avoid probate. If you need help with a living trust, we can help.
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If you are incapacitated and unable to make medical decisions for yourself, it is vital to have an advance directive/living will that appoints an agent to make these critical decisions for you.
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