When it comes to the complexities of high-stakes divorce proceedings, we understand that you require not just a lawyer, but a trusted advisor who can navigate this intricate legal process with precision, empathy, and a deep understanding of your unique circumstances. Our firm is dedicated to providing exceptional legal services tailored specifically to high net worth individuals, ensuring that your interests are safeguarded throughout the divorce process. Contact a dedicated New Jersey high net worth divorce lawyer from Lawrence Law today so we can get started working on your case.
With an unwavering commitment to excellence, a track record of success, and an unmatched level of discretion, we are here to guide you through this challenging chapter of your life, helping emerge with the best possible outcome and a solid foundation for the future. Discover the peace of mind that comes with having a seasoned legal team by your side, committed to protecting your assets, securing your financial stability, and preserving your well-being during this delicate period. Reach out to a seasoned New Jersey divorce lawyer from our firm and take the first step toward reclaiming your future.
A high net worth divorce is a divorce in which the property owned by the couple has a high monetary value, typically $1 million or more. If you are about to go through a high net worth divorce, you need a competent attorney in your corner who can defend all you have at stake. Lawrence Law is on your side.
Every divorcing couple has assets that will be divided in a divorce, but high net worth individuals tend to have certain unique assets and possessions that may be on the line in their divorce. Some of those are as follows:
In today’s day and age, more and more couples are turning to prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to protect their hard-earned assets. If you’re not yet married, you and your future spouse can draft a prenuptial agreement and outline which spouse is entitled to certain assets, should you ever get divorced. If you’re already married, you can draft a postnuptial agreement, which serves the same basic purpose.
If you and your spouse co-own a business, you can also draft a shareholder agreement, which will outline each spouse’s stake in the business in the event of a divorce.
With so much on the line, you need a knowledgeable and skilled attorney who can help protect what is rightfully yours. Contact Lawrence Law today to schedule your initial consultation with our proficient New Jersey family law firm.
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