High-Asset Divorces

Protecting your financial interests and rights during a trying time

What Makes High-Asset Divorces So Complex?

High-asset couples have an extra layer of complexity when they divorce. It’s rarely about simply dividing a bank account or retirement savings. High-net-worth couples usually have a complex set of assets and liabilities – some of which might have predated the marriage, and some that the couple acquired during their marriage. Various real estate investments, business interests, high-dollar artworks, jewelry, antiques, and vehicles often complicate the division of property even further. And, if you hold overseas assets, that adds an additional complicating factor. Our family law team can help you sort through all the issues to come to a fair settlement. Get in touch with us today!

What Does a High-Asset Divorce Involve?

If you’re going through a high-asset divorce, you need a lawyer with experience in successfully navigating the complexities involved in such a split. Your lawyer will go over all the issues with you, explain how state law impacts the process, and create a strategy to arrive at a fair settlement. Our family law attorneys have a wealth of experience in successfully handling high-asset divorces and will vigorously pursue your financial interests and rights. To learn how we can help you, make an appointment with our office today.

What About Alimony and Child Support?

A broad range of factors impacts whether you will receive or pay alimony (spousal maintenance). Your career prospects, your needs and financial status, future earnings, your standard of living during your marriage, how long you were married, your age and health, and whether you sacrificed your career and earnings potential for your marriage. If you have children, their best interests will factor into the equation. Whatever your situation, our high-asset divorce lawyers can help you find a resolution that protects you and your children’s interests. Book your initial consultation today!

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