High Asset Divorce Attorney

The first question to answer when considering an individual asset or piece of property is whether or not it is part of the marital estate. Under Colorado law, all marital property is divided during a divorce. In general, marital property includes all property acquired during the marriage and excludes property acquired prior to the marriage.

There are exceptions. For example, a spouse can inherit something during the marriage and it can remain the property of that spouse if it is kept separate from the marital estate.

We can work to preserve the assets and property that are meaningful to you.

Dividing a complex marital estate can require the assistance of outside financial experts, such as forensic CPAs, tax attorneys and business valuation experts. Our firm has a history of working with all necessary experts to help us effectively resolve your issues.

Some of the types of assets and property we have experience helping people with, include:

• Small businesses
• Stock options
• Investments
• Retirement benefits
• Land
• Ranches
• Hidden assets

At Tanis McGonegal Family Law, P.C., we have the skills and experience necessary to help you protect your assets or property in divorce. That experience can ensure that all issues are effectively resolved, from child custody and spousal maintenance to the division of property. This includes paying special attention to how certain choices may impact taxes. For small businesses and other unique assets, we work to create solutions that preserve the value of the asset for you.