High Net Worth Divorce
Protecting Your Wealth and Future in Complex Divorce Cases
St. Charles - Edwardsville - O'Fallon - Granite City
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Divorce can be emotionally challenging, and when substantial wealth is involved, it adds a layer of complexity that requires specialized attention. At Besserman Law, we understand the unique complexities of high net worth divorces and are dedicated to providing the legal expertise you need to protect your assets and secure your financial future.
Why Choose Besserman Law for Your High Net Worth Divorce?
Expertise in Complex Financial Matters
High net worth divorces often involve intricate financial matters, including complex asset portfolios, business interests, real estate holdings, and investments. Our attorneys have a wealth of experience in handling these intricate financial aspects to ensure a fair and equitable distribution of assets.
Comprehensive Asset Valuation
Accurate asset valuation is essential in high net worth divorce cases. We collaborate closely with financial experts to assess the value of your assets comprehensively, leaving no room for undervaluation or overvaluation.
Alimony and Spousal Support Advocates
Determining alimony and spousal support in high net worth divorces can be contentious. Our legal team will tirelessly advocate for your rights, whether you are seeking fair support or defending against excessive claims.
Child Custody and Support
When children are involved, their well-being remains a top priority. We work to achieve an amicable child custody and support arrangement that prioritizes the best interests of your children.
Privacy and Confidentiality
We recognize the importance of privacy in high net worth divorces. Besserman Law places a high value on discretion and confidentiality throughout the legal process, protecting your personal and financial information.
Skilled Negotiators and Aggressive Litigators
While we are skilled negotiators, we are also prepared for litigation when negotiations fail to yield a fair outcome. Our goal is to secure the best possible resolution for you, whether through negotiation, mediation, or assertive representation in court.
Safeguarding Your Financial Future
Divorce can be emotionally taxing, especially when significant assets and financial stability are on the line. Besserman Law is here to provide compassionate guidance, strategic legal counsel, and unwavering commitment to safeguarding your future.
We will work closely with you to understand your unique circumstances, financial goals, and concerns. Our legal team will craft a personalized strategy tailored to your specific needs, with the aim of achieving a favorable resolution in your high net worth divorce.
Contact Besserman Law today to arrange a confidential consultation. Take the first step toward protecting your assets and securing your financial future in a high net worth divorce. We are dedicated to standing by your side during this challenging time.
We will work closely with you to understand your unique circumstances, financial goals, and concerns. Our legal team will craft a personalized strategy tailored to your specific needs, with the aim of achieving a favorable resolution in your high net worth divorce.
Contact Besserman Law today to arrange a confidential consultation. Take the first step toward protecting your assets and securing your financial future in a high net worth divorce. We are dedicated to standing by your side during this challenging time.
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Our offices in Missouri and Illinois are conveniently located. Divorce laws differ according to the jurisdiction. Having in-depth knowledge of the local statutes in their region, our attorneys are prepared to assist you in dealing with any family law issue.
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What to Expect for Any Case.
A divorce or legal process begins with the initial consultation with your attorney. The hour will be devoted to answering specific questions and drafting goals for your case. You can expect your attorney to outline a strategy that has the best chance of success based on the information you provide.
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Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ) of Divorce
Do we Need To Wait Before we File for a No-Fault Divorce?
Not always. In the case, you as well as your spouse, have lived apart for a continuous period of at least six months before admission of the divorce judgment, the two-year separation requirement could be waived, but only if you both consent in writing to do this. In case the two of you cannot consent, then you will have to satisfy the 2-year condition.
Do you know the Important Legal Problems in a Divorce?
The important problems that commonly come up in divorce cases are property division, child custody and visitation, child support, and alimony. Partners can enter into an agreement, property settlement agreement or divorce agreement, to resolve all or a number of the problems presented by their divorce case. This agreement, and, in particular, any arrangements regarding child custody and child support, will need court acceptance. They will have to fight it out in court where a judge will determine for them under the principles of Illinois law if spouses can not agree on any of the problems.
What’s a Legal Separation?
If you are living separate and apart from your spouse, you can petition a court to allow you a legal separation and fair support or alimony. Either spouse will not be prevented by a ruling for legal separation from filing for divorce after.