We have considerable experience litigating, arbitrating, and mediating high-asset divorce cases, representing individuals who are:
Many high-value divorce cases involve the valuation of a business. There may also be tax implications involved when litigating or settling high-asset cases. Therefore, it’s important to understand the overall impact of divorce on your business succession and estate planning — and to evaluate your options for asset protection and tax avoidance.
Gevurtz Menashe divorce and estate planning attorneys work together with a strong team of specialized professionals to ensure every aspect is handled appropriately. Among the experts we collaborate with are:
It depends on a variety of factors but high-asset divorces can take longer due to the complexities involved with the division of assets. It’s not uncommon for a divorce to take many months — or even over a year — to be finalized.
The amount, variety, and value of the assets to be split. Given that more is on the line, negotiations can take longer and outcomes can have a greater impact.
Yes, there usually are. Once divorced, you’ll no longer file taxes jointly as a couple. You may also need to address tax withholdings, capital gains, child tax credits, retirement disbursements, and more.
The larger the estate or pool of assets, the more you have to gain or lose with the settlement. A qualified high-net-worth divorce attorney can help you get optimal outcomes with the least amount of stress. Your lawyer represents your best interests and can offer expert counsel.
