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High-Net-Worth Asset Division & Equitable Distribution

High-Net-Worth Asset Division & Equitable Distribution Lawyers in Boca Raton, FL

Seasoned Asset Division Services Tailored for South Florida Residents

At Gladstone, Weissman, Hirschberg & Schneider, P.A., we are zealous advocates of our clients’ interests in matters involving the division of marital property and debt. We are also committed to serving each client with the integrity, respect, and personal attention they deserve.

With more than 40 combined years of experience, our lawyers are skilled in handling equitable distribution and high-asset divorces. We have discreetly represented Fortune 500 business owners, politicians, celebrities, professional athletes, and other high-profile clients throughout Florida.

Our firm frequently utilizes professional appraisers and forensic accountants to properly value marital property. We then work with each client to tailor an innovative and equitable proposal or to properly assess the other party’s proposal.

Strategic Solutions for High-Net-Worth Inheritance & Property Division in Boca Raton

Often, complex divorces are further strained by concerns regarding the division of marital property and debt.

For clients with highly valuable property and significant individual and marital investments, the process can be even more complicated and involve many different concerns, such as:

  • Investment assets
  • Family-owned businesses
  • Professional practice interests
  • Multimillion-dollar homes and real estate
  • IRS tax debt and credit card debt

Understanding Florida's Equitable Distribution Laws

  • Identifying and defining separate (nonmarital) property: Any assets brought into a marriage, whether received as a gift or inheritance or obtained through personal injury awards, are considered separate property unless they were commingled with marital assets. This separate, nonmarital property is not subject to equitable distribution.
  • Asset and debt evaluation: When all assets, property, and debts are clearly identified, the hard work begins with the negotiation of an equitable division. Who gets the primary residence? Who assumes the credit card debt? How do the retirement funds get divided? Typically, all assets accumulated during the marriage not otherwise identified as nonmarital are considered marital property.

Gladstone, Weissman, Hirschberg & Schneider, P.A. is here to protect our clients’ marital rights and help them pursue an equitable distribution of all assets and debts.

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  • Knowledge and Expertise in Sophisticated Family Law Matters Is Top-Notch

    “Jeff’s knowledge and expertise in sophisticated family law matters is top-notch. In addition, Jeff truly listens to his clients, making them feel supported and understood.”

  • The best representation possible.

    “If there is one word to describe my experience with the legal counsel I received, it would be the infallible and continuous “trust” I had in Peter Gladstone from the first day to the final hearing.”

  • I wholeheartedly recommend the Gladstone, Weissman, Hirschberg and Schneider team

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    Divorce, by its very nature, is a difficult, unpleasant, and often traumatic experience. Mine was no different. When the papers were finally signed, I had been married for 40 years. Those years had been financially rewarding and dividing up of the assets was not going to be easy. The children were all grown and were productive members of the workforce so at least we didn’t have that issue. Nonetheless, it took four years from the time we separated to conclude the matter. Two and a half years to even get to the point of hiring a lawyer and then almost one and a half years to finalize. I was lucky to have received a recommendation to use Gladstone, Weissman, Hirschberg and Schneider. Both Jeffrey Weissman, the partner on the matter, and Tova Tsikis, the senior associate, were incredibly responsive, smart, and never tried to make small issues into larger ones. If I wrote to Tova at 8 in the evening, I received a response that night and not sometime the next day. I was made to feel that my matter was important and that I was in good hands. I never objected to a single bill as their billing was always fair. I wholeheartedly recommend the Gladstone, Weissman, Hirschberg and Schneider team to guide you through the difficult process of divorce.

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