When a divorce involves a privately owned business, personal decisions and business responsibilities often overlap. We help clients understand the financial questions, gather relevant information, and work toward practical solutions.
Understanding the business in the context of your divorce
A business may be a major asset, a source of income, and the product of years of work. We take time to understand the ownership structure, available records, and your concerns about what comes next. Our approach keeps the financial analysis connected to your broader family law priorities.
Organizing records and financial questions
Business-related issues often require information beyond household bank statements. Depending on the matter, relevant records may include ownership documents, tax returns, and financial statements. We help identify the information needed and discuss how it relates to the questions being addressed in your case.
Financial expertise when the matter calls for it
We work with forensic accountants when needed and appropriate. Their analysis can help clarify financial information and business-related questions, while your attorney remains responsible for legal advice and case strategy. We coordinate that work with the other issues in your divorce, including real estate, retirement accounts, and support.
Keeping practical priorities in view
We discuss your concerns about ongoing operations, access to financial information, and future financial arrangements. Every business and family is different. We help you assess options in light of the available facts and the goals you identify, without losing sight of the personal impact of the process.
For a broader view of our financial practice, explore high-asset and complex divorce or property division and complex assets.
Meet with us by Zoom
We serve clients primarily in Contra Costa County and welcome matters in Alameda and Solano counties. Our Zoom consultations and secure client upload portal make it easier to begin the conversation and provide documents while managing your other responsibilities.
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