A divorce involving high net worth may also include factors such as:

• divorce, 
• Shared interest in businesses, including market share, bonds, board memberships, etc. 
• Private and/or shared business ownership
• Joint ownership of real estate, secondary residences, or investment properties
• High-value collections of rare (and often, difficult to replace or objectively value) art, jewelry, antiques, etc. 
• Taxable investment accounts
• Retirement and long-term investment accounts

There may also be additional complications with regards to parenting decision-making and spousal maintenance, especially if there is a large disparity between potential earning income of both parties. 

Here at Reppucci & Roeder, our lawyers are highly skilled in understanding the many factors surrounding a divorce for high net worth individuals and families. We work diligently to uncover and properly evaluate all joint holdings of a couple, and we tenaciously fight for our clients to get their fair share during and after a divorce. Contact us for a consultation regarding your unique case.