High-Asset Divorce Lawyer – Protecting Complex Assets

Strategic Representation When There’s More at Stake

When significant property, business interests, or wealth are involved, divorce becomes more complex—and the financial stakes are much higher. We help high-net-worth clients protect what matters and navigate the process with clarity and discretion.

Understanding High-Asset Divorce

What Makes a Divorce “High-Asset”?

A high-asset divorce typically involves substantial wealth, diversified property portfolios, or complex income sources. Common examples include multiple real estate holdings, business ownership, executive compensation packages, investment accounts, or valuable personal assets like jewelry, fine art, or collectibles.



These cases demand not only legal expertise but also a strong understanding of finance, valuation, and the nuances of equitable distribution under Florida law.

Unique Challenges in High-Net-Worth Divorce

Complex Issues That Require Specialized Legal Strategy

Divorces involving wealth often bring additional legal and financial hurdles. These may include:

• Business valuations for privately owned companies or professional practices
  
• Executive compensation including stock options, deferred bonuses, or equity
  
• Locating and dividing hidden or overseas assets
  
• Real estate across multiple states or countries
  
• Forensic accounting to trace financial transactions
  
• Tax consequences of asset division or spousal support

We understand how to address these concerns efficiently and thoroughly, whether through negotiation or trial.

Protecting Your Interests

Assertive Legal Representation with a Financial Focus

At The Davies Law Firm, we protect your financial future by building a strategy tailored to your unique circumstances. Kathleen Davies brings strong litigation experience to the table, which is invaluable when negotiations stall or litigation becomes necessary.

She also partners with forensic accountants, appraisers, and financial planners to ensure asset valuations are accurate and that settlements reflect the full picture. Whether you’re the spouse with more financial resources or the one seeking a fair share, our goal is a resolution that secures your long-term stability.

Privacy & Sensitivity in Divorce

Keeping Your Business Out of the Public Eye

High-asset clients often have heightened concerns about privacy. Divorce filings in Florida are generally public, but we can use available legal strategies to limit exposure. This includes resolving issues through mediation, crafting non-public settlement agreements, and handling court filings with care.

Our firm treats every case with discretion and professionalism, recognizing that reputational concerns and confidentiality are just as important as financial outcomes.

Examples of High-Asset Divorce Scenarios

Real-World Situations We Handle

We regularly represent clients in cases such as:

• Business owner divorces, including family-run businesses or franchises
  
• Divorces involving doctors, lawyers, or executives with professional practices
  
• One spouse earning significantly more, especially in cases involving spousal support or asset concealment concerns
  
• Multi-state or international assets, including vacation homes and offshore accounts
  
• Divorces involving prenups or postnups, which may require analysis and litigation over enforceability
  

Each of these situations requires strategic planning, legal knowledge, and a clear focus on financial protection.