Dividing marital property can be challenging in any marital dissolution, but it's even more complicated when there are substantial or fluid assets, such as;
 

• A business or businesses owned by one or both spouses

• Stocks, Bonds, Stock Options

• Real Estate beyond the marital home, such as a vacation home (condo or single-family dwelling), real estate located abroad, a family cabin, any inherited real estate, a timeshare, or an investment rental property, for example

• Retirement Accounts

• Unusually Valuable Items, such as art, antiques, other collectibles, or heirloom jewelry

ALL high-value assets must be disclosed appropriately and valued as part of the divorce process. Additional factors may further complicate asset division such as:

• An existing prenuptial agreement

• Competing interests of business partners

• Business losses or gains

• Unresolved estates still in probate

To determine equitable property distribution in a divorce involving high-value assets, it's often necessary to hire experts who will objectively and accurately determine the value of a closely-held business, stock options, or real estate.

Regardless of your situation, you are encouraged to discuss the complexities of high-asset division in your divorce with an experienced family law attorney. Attorney Jeffery Cojocar is no stranger to unique and difficult civil litigation matters, including high-asset division and property settlement agreements. 
  
If you're looking for a well-established law firm to handle your Asset Division and Property Settlement agreements in  Oakland, Macomb, or Wayne County, contact us for a FREE consultation.