Regardless of whether you are the person who wants to end the marriage or the one who wants to keep it together, it hurts. Hurt can quickly lead to anger, and anger can quickly fuel litigation. In my experience, most divorcing couples would prefer to avoid additional complexities; but as emotions escalate—and the stakes seemingly get higher—the threat of litigation becomes a very real possibility. My very first step when meeting with a client is listening to his or her story. Understanding my clients is the key to becoming their best advocate and ensuring I am able to help them achieve their goals. It goes without saying that the decisions you make during a divorce proceeding will have long-lasting implications for both your family and your finances. Therefore, it is imperative that we are strategic in assessing your long-term goals during each and every aspect of your case. 

My extensive experience in the financial complexities of divorce includes areas such as:

• Division of high-net worth estates 
• Real estate and property
• Ownership and equity interests
• Securities and employee stock option agreements and incentive plans
• Tax implications
• Marital standard of living
• Professional goodwill
• Fiduciary duties
• Imputed income
• Child and spousal support

 No matter which of these financial areas concerns you most, my team of experts and I will ensure that you are prepared at each and every step of the way