The Sklavos Law Group handles complex asset division, hidden finances, and equitable distribution with 60+ years of combined experience.

Key Takeaways:
High-net-worth divorces don’t just involve more money. They involve more risk, more moving parts, and more ways for the wrong outcome to cost you.
With over 60 years of combined family law experience, The Sklavos Law Group knows where assets get hidden, how valuations get manipulated, and what it takes to protect what you’ve built. Our experienced Nassau high-net-worth divorce attorneys understand both the legal framework and exactly what’s at stake financially, and we’re ready to get to work.
Contact us today to book a free consultation and get the clear, informed guidance your case requires.

When a marriage involves significant wealth, the legal questions multiply fast. A shared bank account and a family home is one thing. Investment portfolios, business interests, commercial real estate, deferred compensation, restricted stock units, trusts, and retirement accounts built over decades is something else entirely.
Each asset carries its own valuation challenges, tax implications, and questions about what actually qualifies as marital property under New York law. Get any one of them wrong, and the consequences follow you long after the divorce is finalized.
New York follows equitable distribution, meaning assets are divided fairly based on a range of factors, not automatically split down the middle. In high-asset cases, that distinction matters enormously. The difference between a fair outcome and a costly one often comes down to how well your attorneys understand both the law and the financial picture.
Having our knowledgeable Nassau high-net-worth divorce attorneys involved from day one isn’t a luxury. It’s the foundation your case is built on.
That complexity doesn’t manage itself. Here’s how we address it.
We identify every marital asset, assess what qualifies as separate property, and make sure every valuation is accurate and defensible in court. That’s a lot of ground to cover, and missing any of it has real consequences.
Business ownership adds another layer entirely. If you or your spouse owns a company, we establish its value and determine how much of that value was actually created during the marriage. Professional practices, partnerships, and closely held businesses each require their own approach, and we bring in forensic accountants or business valuators when the case calls for it.
Retirement accounts, pensions, deferred compensation plans, and equity awards all need careful handling, too. We make sure each is divided properly, using legal instruments like Qualified Domestic Relations Orders where needed, so you’re not hit with unnecessary tax consequences down the road. The details here aren’t just technical. They directly affect your financial position for years to come.
In high-net-worth cases, financial manipulation is more common than most clients expect. And it rarely looks obvious.
A spouse may attempt to hide or obscure assets in several ways:
These tactics are designed to be hard to spot, and without the right legal and financial team behind you, they often work.
We work proactively to make sure that doesn’t happen. That might mean subpoenaing records, bringing in forensic accounting support, or combing through years of financial documents to find what doesn’t add up. If something is off, our strategic Nassau high-net-worth divorce attorneys are going to look into it.
We know what to look for. We know where to look. And we’ve been doing exactly this in Nassau County’s courts for decades.
Large firms handling high-net-worth cases often look the same from the outside. Rotating attorneys. Hours billed on motions that don’t move your case forward. A client who can’t get their attorney on the phone.
We built our practice around a different model:
A high-asset divorce is not the time to settle for a firm that treats your case like a file. Our dedicated Nassau high-net-worth divorce attorneys bring precision, efficiency, and genuine commitment to every stage of your case.
Book your free consultation today, and let’s start building the foundation for your next chapter.
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