Most & Schneid, P.C. is well-versed in complex divorce matters involving substantial assets and closely held businesses. Significant wealth generally involves family businesses, complex financial investments, stock and investment accounts, trusts, real estate holdings, and assets without a fixed value — sometimes structured in ways that obscure income. These assets may be located in New York or elsewhere, and may include valuable collectibles such as art and antiques.
When Tax Returns Don’t Tell the Real Story
Complex investments can produce tax returns that do not accurately reflect a party’s true resources. Certain investments generate taxable gains without distributing cash. Debt service creates the opposite problem: principal payments are not deductible but reduce cash flow, so cash flow may be less than taxable income. High net worth divorces frequently require identifying undisclosed assets, unwinding complicated transactions, and working with forensic accountants and valuation experts — and knowing how to spot the mistakes in the other side’s expert reports can mean a difference of many thousands of dollars.
Alongside the financial issues, we bring the same strength to child custody, child support, and spousal maintenance, so that every aspect of your case is handled with skill.
If you are ready to talk with an experienced matrimonial and family law attorney, call Most & Schneid, P.C. at (914) 997-9181 or request a consultation online. We serve clients from our offices in White Plains (Westchester County) and Garden City (Nassau County).