Addressing High Asset Divorce in Bucks County

The more you have, the more you have to lose. That’s the general thinking when it comes to divorce. Couples with large marital assets may fear a messier, more complicated divorce than most as they try to protect their share of the assets. However, it doesn’t have to be as daunting as it seems.

There are lots of factors that come into play in high asset divorces, including separate property versus marital property, the division of second homes or large pensions, the value of professional degrees, and more. Dividing all of these up in a fair way can seem nearly impossible. Indeed, splitting the ownership of a small business or valuable art collection isn’t easy; however, the benefit of having a diversity of assets is that there are many possible ways of partitioning them, allowing for more opportunities for both sides to reach an outcome with which they are content.

Worried about your ownership stake in a business, the division of your real estate, or other valuable assets? We understand. Our office has a network of professionals available to determine the value of your business or practice, as well as experience in finding creative and fair options regarding large asset division. For example, one person may exchange their portion of a shared business or stocks for a larger chunk of retirement or specific objects of value that are most important to them. There are endless scenarios in which equitable distribution can be achieved.

We’re here to help you explore those scenarios. If you’re interested in learning more about how Elissa C. Goldberg’s office can help you reach a fair division of assets in your divorce, visit our high asset divorce page. With 20 years of experience, Elissa C. Goldberg can help you reach a settlement that is right for you.