The process of property division is often a challenging part of any divorce. However, when high net worth comes into the equation, things can get extremely complex and very contentious. It is a good idea to engage a qualified lawyer to help guide you and your soon-to-be-former spouse with minimal stress.
At A. Traub & Associates, we know how to navigate the stresses that come with high asset divorces. Our Lombard, IL family law attorneys have received over 150 5-star reviews from satisfied clients, earning special praise for our “responsive, flexible” approach and personable service. We will review your financial situation in detail and develop a strategy tailored to your needs.
What Is Considered a “High Net Worth” Divorce in 2026?
The threshold for a high net worth divorce varies from source to source, as it does not have a hard and fast legal definition. That being said, most sources agree that a high asset divorce involves assets totalling $1 million or more. What makes these cases complicated isn’t just the value of assets, but their complexity as well. The property in a high asset divorce may be difficult to value, requiring the help of outside professionals to get a fair estimate. Common types of assets seen in high net worth divorces include: