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Greenwood Associates — Chris D. Greenwood, Attorney at Law
Divorce

High-Asset Divorce

Experienced representation that protects the wealth and complex assets at stake in a high-net-worth Utah divorce.

Under any circumstances, divorce is a massive upheaval of what you expected from your future. For couples with substantial assets, divorce is a considerable risk to the fortune you have built.

At Greenwood Associates, we understand the risks ahead of you. People pursuing divorce in Utah have come to us because of our reputation, attentiveness and advocacy. Our attorneys have over 30 years of experience, and we focus on family law. We can guide you through your high-asset divorce with confidence.

Complex Estates Demand Careful Valuation

High-asset divorces often involve more than a house and a couple of bank accounts. The marital estate may include primary and vacation residences, business interests, vehicles, artwork, jewelry, investment portfolios and retirement accounts such as 401(k) and 403(b) plans. The value of many of these holdings is not as simple to determine as looking up a publicly traded stock price on a given day.

That is why the experience of your attorney matters. We know how to evaluate the evidence and when to bring in the right professionals, such as a forensic accountant or a business valuation expert, to assess an asset and present credible testimony in complex litigation. We are equally focused on protecting your separate property and on identifying assets the other side may attempt to undervalue or conceal.

A Fair Share of the Life You Built

In dividing the marital estate, Utah courts consider factors such as the length of the marriage, each spouse's needs, the age of the parties and their relative incomes, all with the goal of reaching a fair result. We use our decades of Utah family law experience to advocate efficiently, effectively and zealously for an outcome that meets your goals.

We represent clients from Provo, Orem and the surrounding area in all family law matters. Contact our office to schedule a meeting by calling 801-377-4652. You may also reach us using this online form.

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Chris Greenwood meets with you personally, explains your options in plain language, and represents you from the first filing to the final order.