Complex Financial Assets

Memphis Divorce & Property Division Lawyers

When discussing the division of assets in a divorce, things, and dividing those things, can get complicated. In the family law business, complex financial assets come by their name honestly.

We've been in the family law business for almost half a century, so we should know. We're the complex financial assets lawyers at Causey & Caywood, Attorneys at Law, and if you're puzzling over your pre-divorce finances in Memphis, Shelby County, or anywhere in Tennessee, we want to help you with the division of assets - major and minor, simple and complex.

Types of Complex Financial Assets

Our skilled, experienced attorneys relish working out difficulties that involve what's called "forensic accounting." It's a kind of detective work, the goal of which is to find and determine the value of hidden assets.

Other financial elements that can make divorce in Tennessee more difficult are:

• Family Owned Businesses. A business's valuation can impact a divorce in major ways, especially in the alimony and property division phases.
• Inherited Property. If inherited during your marriage, it might not be considered part of the marital estate.
• Qualified Investment Plans. IRA rollovers and pension plans, for examples, can become sticking points when you and your former spouse spell out short-term and long-term financial goals.
• Pre-marital Assets. Your existing assets, items owned by you alone when you married, may or may not be part of the marital estate. We'll explain the variables to you as we move through the process.

We're Here for You

24 hours a day, seven days per week, and we return after-hours calls promptly. The complex financial assets in your divorce case deserve immediate attention from the skilled, experienced property division attorneys at Causey & Caywood. Call, fax, or e-mail us soon to arrange for your initial consultation.