
Protecting Your Property in a High Asset Divorce
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California Law on Asset Division
What Assets Cause Divorce Complexities?
How to Tell If a Spouse Is Hiding Assets
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Frequently Asked Questions
Protecting your assets during a divorce — especially if you own a business, real estate, or significant investments — requires proactive legal strategy from the outset. Depending on your situation, this may involve tracing separate property, valuing complex assets accurately, negotiating strong settlement terms, or pursuing protective orders. The earlier you involve experienced legal counsel, the more options you have to shield what’s yours. At Kaspar & Lugay LLP, we specialize in high-net-worth divorce and can help you create a plan to protect your financial interests throughout the process.
If you suspect your spouse is hiding assets, it’s critical to work with a legal team that knows how to uncover them through formal discovery, subpoenas, forensic accounting, and expert investigation. California law requires full financial disclosure, and deliberately concealing assets can have serious legal consequences. At Kaspar & Lugay LLP, we have the tools and experience to identify hidden income, offshore accounts, undervalued businesses, and other concealed property — and to ensure your rights are fully protected during divorce proceedings.
California is a community property state, which generally means that any income or assets acquired during the marriage are considered jointly owned and subject to equal division in a divorce. However, there are exceptions — such as inheritances, gifts, or pre-marital assets — that may be classified as separate property if properly documented and maintained. There are also legal strategies that may help you protect certain earnings or investments, especially in complex or high-asset cases. At Kaspar & Lugay LLP, we can review your financial situation and help you assert your rights while pursuing a fair and strategic outcome.
Having a divorce attorney who’s also a CPA brings a deeper understanding of the financial complexities that often arise in high-net-worth cases. This dual expertise allows for more precise analysis of tax exposure, business valuations, asset tracing, and support calculations — all within the legal context. At Kaspar & Lugay LLP, this combined perspective enables us to offer more strategic and financially sound representation.


