Asset Preservation During Divorce In New York

For individuals with substantial assets, divorce is a risk. Without seasoned legal representation that understands how to protect your assets, you may have to leave the marriage without full ownership of what is rightfully yours. From retirement benefits and investments to ownership of small businesses, you may have substantial assets that you want to protect when going through divorce in New York.

We can help. Our founder at Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law, has experience with these complicated legal issues and can help guide you through your divorce in a way that protects your assets.

Small-Business Ownership

Addressing property division during a divorce can be a challenge when you own a business. How do you divide a business without damaging it? Should you divide the business at all? What is the real value of the business? We offer our clients experienced representation to help create effective solutions to protect business interests during divorce. We work to help you secure a favorable outcome.

Inheritance In Divorce

When one spouse inherits assets or property, the property may not be subject to division during divorce if he or she maintained it as separate property. We can build a case that helps you establish this point.

Prenuptial Agreements

A valid prenuptial agreement can preserve assets or property from being divided in a divorce. We can review your prenuptial agreement and design a strategy to secure the outcome you need, whether you are fighting to uphold the agreement or seeking to challenge it.

Aggressive, Results-Oriented Family Law Representation

At Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law, located in the Buffalo area, we understand what is at stake for our clients. No one should have to fear the loss of a substantial asset just because of divorce, especially if it is an asset such as a business that you may have built from the ground up. Attorney Noe has extensive experience in asset characterization that can help show the court whether an asset should be divided.

For representation that understands how to fight to preserve your assets, turn to Patrick M. Noe, Jr., Attorney at Law. Call 716-803-8741 or contact our lawyer online to request an initial consultation.