High-asset separations require more than legal skill. They require strategic preparation, financial literacy, and close attention to what is excluded, included and hidden.
A matter is high net worth when the value, structure or ownership of the assets drives the dispute: companies, trusts, investment portfolios, real estate, and property that may be excluded from division. We build the financial picture first, then negotiate or litigate from it.
Assets owned before the relationship, inheritances and gifts may be excluded from division, but only if they are properly traced and documented.
What is not excluded is divided under the Family Law Act. We build a financial picture that is accurate, defensible and hard to dispute.
Value held in companies, trusts and portfolios has to be found and valued. With forensic accountants and valuators, nothing is missed and nothing is overstated.
Dividing family property where the assets are large and complex.
Tracing and documenting assets owned before the relationship, inheritances and gifts.
Advising where assets are held through companies.
Trust claims and investment holdings, reviewed before strategy is set.
Spousal support in the context of significant wealth.
Working with forensic accountants and valuators on the numbers.
Tell us about your assets, their structure, and what is in dispute.
We engage valuators and analyze what is family property and what is excluded.
We build a strategy to reach a fair settlement, or to go to court fully prepared.
Assets owned before the relationship, inheritances and gifts may be excluded from division, but only if they are properly traced and documented. We gather the records at the outset.
Yes. We engage them to value businesses, trusts and investment holdings so that nothing is missed and nothing is overstated.
We advise on trust claims and corporate asset structures. The structure affects what is divisible and how it is valued, so we review it before setting strategy.
We advise on spousal support in the context of significant wealth, and plan it together with property division rather than separately.
Yes. High net worth separations require discretion and precision, and every consultation is confidential.
We aim to reach a fair settlement where that is possible. Where it is not, we go to court fully prepared.
High net worth separations require discretion and precision. Book a confidential consultation to discuss your assets, structure, and strategy.
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