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Sorting out what is yours, what is shared, and what happens next is often the hardest part of a Modesto divorce. Our Modesto office can help you get a clear picture of your assets and your options. Call (209) 694-3085 or schedule a consultation to talk through your property with a local property division attorney.
Family Law We Handle in Modesto
Property division connects to other big decisions in a Modesto divorce, and seeing how they fit together makes each one easier to plan. Start with our California property division law page for how community and separate property are classified, then explore the related matters our Modesto team also handles, each with its own page:
- Divorce: The full divorce process, from filing to the final decree.
- Child Custody: Legal and physical custody, and how parenting time gets decided.
- Child Support: Setting, modifying, and enforcing support for your children.
- Spousal Support / Alimony: Whether spousal support applies in your case, and for how long.
- Paternity: Establishing legal fatherhood and the rights that follow.
- Guardianship: Giving a caregiver legal authority over a child when a parent cannot provide care.
Where You Are, Where Your Case Is Heard
Our Modesto office serves families in Stanislaus county. Property division is decided as part of a divorce or legal separation case, so the court that hears it generally follows where that case is filed, and the table below shows where each county’s family law cases are filed.
| Office | Counties primarily served | Family court for filings | Court address |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modesto office 1008 12th Street Modesto, CA 95354 |
Stanislaus County (Modesto, Riverbank, Oakdale, and surrounding communities) | Stanislaus County Superior Court, Family Law Division | 800 11th Street Modesto, CA 95354(Family Law Clerk's Office at the I Street entrance, also listed as 1100 I Street) |
Where your case is filed is only the start. After a quick chat about what you own and owe, we map out a game plan for sorting out what is yours, what is shared, and what happens next.
Meet Our Modesto Attorneys
Modesto clients are supported by our full family law, estate planning, and business law team, and here is what each attorney’s background means for your property division case:
April Meyer
Attorney, Certified Family Law Specialist April devotes her entire practice to family law, with 13 years of Modesto family law experience, and regularly represents clients in the Stanislaus and San Joaquin County courts. That experience lets her give you realistic expectations and a clear, down-to-earth picture of how the law affects what you own and owe.
Jessie Castellano
Attorney, Family Law Jessie focuses her practice on divorce, child custody, property division, and spousal support. Her economics background sharpens how she handles complex property and financial disputes, and she is ready to step into the courtroom when needed.
Jay Pink
Founding Partner, Attorney, CFP® Jay focuses on estate planning, business law, and the sale and succession of closely held companies. His training in accounting, financial planning, and law helps him see the tax, business, and family sides of a situation together. That matters when a divorce involves a family business.
Sheryl Vieira
Attorney, Estate Planning & Trust Administration Sheryl's background in psychology and social services shapes how she approaches high-conflict and contested custody matters, so every client feels heard and informed. She can also help you update your wills and trusts once property is divided.
Brandon Meyer
Managing Partner, Estate Planning, Trust Administration, Business Law & Real Estate Law Brandon spent 11 years as General Counsel for the Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians and their enterprises. When your case involves a family business, farmland, or investment property, his business and real estate law experience is already in the firm.
Michael Germain
Of Counsel, Family Law & Real Estate & Estate Planning Michael focuses on high-asset divorce, property division, and prenuptial agreements, and was admitted to the California Bar in 1988. His estate administration background helps protect your long-term financial future once the property is divided.Why Modesto Families Trust MeyerPink Law
- A Certified Family Law Specialist: April Meyer, who leads our family law practice, holds the Certified Family Law Specialist credential from the State Bar of California’s Board of Legal Specialization. Earning it required a specialized bar exam, documented family law experience, and peer recommendations.
- A convenient downtown Modesto office: Our office at 1008 12th Street is in downtown Modesto, so meeting in person is easy when that works best for you.
- No hidden fees: We use clear, no-surprises pricing language and explain what’s included before you commit to anything, so a property division matter never comes with a surprise bill.
- Business and real estate integration: Our in-house business and real estate law team steps in when a case involves a family business, agricultural land, or investment property, so those questions are handled by the same firm.
Ready to take the next step? Call (209) 694-3085 or schedule a consultation.
What to Expect When You Call
Calling a law firm for the first time can feel like a big step, so here’s what actually happens when you reach out.
- A quick chat, not a sales pitch: We’ll ask a few questions about your situation and explain how the process works, in plain language.
- No pressure to decide on the spot: You’re welcome to take time to think it over. Calling doesn’t commit you to hiring us.
- A clear game plan: If we’re a good fit, we’ll walk you through what happens next and what it costs, with no hidden fees.
- Flexible scheduling: Phone, video, or in person at our Modesto office, whichever works best for you.
Frequently Asked Questions About Modesto Property Division
Where are property division disputes heard for Modesto divorces?
Property division disputes for Modesto divorces are generally heard by the Stanislaus County Superior Court’s Family Law Division at 800 11th Street, Modesto, CA 95354.
Does the Modesto office handle property division involving a family business or farmland?
Yes. Our Modesto attorneys work alongside MeyerPink Law’s business and real estate law team when a divorce involves a business interest, agricultural property, or investment real estate.
Can I meet with a Modesto property division attorney without visiting in person?
Yes. Financial disclosures, valuations, and strategy sessions can all be handled by video for clients who prefer not to come downtown.
Talk to a Modesto Property Division Attorney
Call (209) 694-3085 or schedule a consultation to set up a quick chat. You are also welcome to visit our office at 1008 12th Street, Modesto, CA 95354. Virtual consultations are available if a trip downtown isn’t practical.
MeyerPink Law has helped Central Valley families move from chaos to clarity for years, and our family law attorneys are ready to build your plan.
