Complex Property Distribution Lawyers
Property division is a central—and often challenging—component of any divorce. When the marital estate includes significant wealth, sophisticated investments, business entities, or high-level compensation structures, the complexity of the process increases substantially. High-asset divorces involving business owners, executives, investors, or professionals with substantial financial portfolios require a legal team that understands both the law and the financial concepts at stake.
At Stange Law Firm, PC, we have substantial experience representing clients in all types of complex property distribution matters. We know that individuals in high-asset divorces face unique concerns, such as preserving long-term financial stability, protecting personal or family-owned businesses, and ensuring an equitable distribution of assets acquired during the marriage. Our attorneys work closely with clients to develop a strategic approach aimed at safeguarding their property rights and achieving the best possible outcome.
The Right Experience for Your Case
Our firm has extensive experience handling cases involving complicated and substantial marital estates. These matters often require a deeper level of financial analysis, asset tracing, and legal strategy than standard property division cases. We regularly assist clients in matters involving:
Privately owned businesses, including family businesses, professional practices, partnerships, and LLCs
Executive compensation packages, such as stock options, restricted stock units (RSUs), bonuses, deferred compensation, and profit-sharing arrangements
Retirement assets, including pensions, 401(k)s, IRAs, and SERPs
Properties purchased with inherited or premarital funds, which may require tracing to determine whether the assets remain separate or have become marital
Investment portfolios, including brokerage accounts, hedge fund interests, cryptocurrency holdings, and diversified investment structures
Real estate holdings, from primary residences to rental properties, vacation homes, and commercial real estate
Complex income streams, including passive income, royalties, intellectual property, and business-related distributions
Each of these components can introduce questions regarding valuation, ownership, tax impact, and classification as marital or separate property. Our attorneys are trained to identify these issues early and develop a plan to address them effectively.
Utilizing Financial Experts and Professional Resources
Because high-asset divorces often involve intricate financial details, we work alongside a network of experienced professionals who assist in painting a clear and accurate picture of the marital estate. These experts may include:
Forensic accountants to trace assets, analyze income, and uncover hidden or dissipated property
Business valuation specialists to determine the fair market value of businesses or professional practices
Financial analysts to examine investment accounts, stock portfolios, and market-driven assets
Tax professionals to evaluate the consequences of property transfers or support payments
Real estate appraisers to determine the value of residential, commercial, or investment properties
This collaborative approach allows us to build a comprehensive case that supports your position and helps protect your financial interests.
Dedicated to Reaching Fair and Equitable Outcomes
No matter how complex your property distribution proceedings may be, our goal is to help you move forward with financial clarity and confidence. Our attorneys are committed to resolving disputes efficiently whenever possible. We often help clients negotiate fair and equitable settlements through mediation, collaborative law, or structured negotiation.
However, we also understand that some high-asset divorce cases require litigation. When necessary, we are fully prepared to advocate for you in court. Our litigation team has experience presenting financial evidence, interpreting expert testimony, and building persuasive arguments that protect your property rights.
Contact Our Property Division Lawyers Today to Schedule an Initial Consultation
Contact us online or by phone to schedule a confidential consultation at any of our convenient locations by calling 855-805-0595.
