Whether you and/or your spouse have spent years obtaining financial success and building substantial wealth or one or both of you have been the beneficiary of a significant inheritance or trust(s), protecting your wealth is critical during a divorce. For those with significant assets—including business interests, luxury properties, and extensive investments—divorce is not just a legal process but has financial implications that can span generations, requiring strategic planning and precise execution.
Complex Asset Identification and Valuation
When your financial portfolio includes far more than most, divorce requires the highest level of skill, diligence and precision. We are well-versed in dealing with complex assets such as:
- Private Equity, Venture Capital and Business Interests: When you own significant stakes in companies, understanding and valuing these business interests is essential. Future growth, historical activities, market volatility, and various ownership structures must be factored into the assessment.
- Luxury Assets: Trusts, valuable real estate, fine art, collectible cars, yachts, and collections must all be appraised correctly. These items are financially valuable and may carry emotional and personal significance, which must be considered during division.
- International Properties and Investments: With properties and investments often across the globe, it is imperative to account for varying tax laws and market conditions in multiple jurisdictions.