DIVORCE – High-Asset Divorce

Wealthy spouses might use financial webs to shield money during a divorce. Recognizing these patterns early can help pursue an equitable division of the marital estate under New York law. If you are considering filing a high-asset divorce, do you suspect your spouse...

A high-asset divorce often includes more than splitting basic accounts. You may deal with businesses, investments, bonuses, or property that does not have a clear value. A forensic accountant helps review complex finances so property division relies on accurate...

In a high-asset divorce, lump sum alimony can be a strategic option for resolving spousal support obligations in one definitive payment. Unlike periodic maintenance, it provides the recipient with immediate financial resources and may simplify post-divorce finances...

Divorce is often emotional and complicated, especially when you have significant wealth. Sometimes, spouses hide assets to reduce the amount they must divide, which is unfair and also violates New York divorce laws. A spouse who strives to hide assets from the marital...

As people get ready for divorce, they tend to take stock of their finances. Preserving certain assets can play an integral role in an individual's post-divorce life plan. Frequently, people on the edge of divorce worry about maintaining their standard of living...

Divorce negotiations can be difficult even when both spouses genuinely want to resolve matters fairly. But sometimes, one party is not negotiating in good faith. If you and your spouse are going your separate ways, recognizing the warning signs of gaslighting and...

If you or your spouse is a business owner, or if you own one jointly, knowing how to assess the business’s value will be crucial when thinking about property division. Unless you have already exempted the business from the division process, through a prenuptial or...

If divorce is on the horizon, dividing your marital assets will likely be a significant part of your negotiations. Whether you have relatively uncomplicated assets like a home and some retirement and investment accounts, or you have more complex assets, dividing them...

When the fairy tale ends and the divorce proceedings begin, the once-shared happily-ever-after assets can quickly become a battleground. While dividing marital assets like bank accounts and personal property may seem straightforward, the waters can get murky when it...

When people divorce in New York, they have to make arrangements to split up their property. Unless they have a prenuptial agreement, they have to negotiate a settlement before going to court or risk litigation to divide their assets.  Resources ranging from vehicles...