Practice areas
High-Net-Worth Divorce
Complex estates deserve more than a standard divorce.
What this covers
Divorce strategy for businesses, real estate, investments, complex compensation, and separate-property claims.
Your first step
Preserve financial records and identify assets, debts, entities, and accounts before positions harden.
Typical timing
Complex valuation and disclosure usually make these matters longer than a standard agreed divorce.
Protect my financial position →When the marital estate includes a business, multiple properties, executive compensation, or significant investments, the margin for error in a divorce is measured in six figures. This is the firm’s flagship litigation practice — high-wealth family and marital law handled with the precision it demands and the discretion it deserves.
Veronica leads these cases personally, with a bench of forensic and valuation experts she has worked with for years.
The approach
How the firm handles this
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Value everything, correctly
Businesses, professional practices, real estate portfolios, deferred compensation, crypto — we work with forensic accountants and valuation experts so nothing is missed or mispriced.
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Protect what is yours
Non-marital assets, premarital property, and inheritances are traced and defended. Where agreements exist, we enforce them; where they don’t, we litigate the classification fight properly.
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Settle with discretion
High-asset cases attract attention. We resolve them quietly wherever possible — private mediation, confidential agreements, sealed filings where the law allows.
Common questions
Asked in almost every consultation
How is a business divided in a Florida divorce?
The marital portion of a business is valued — usually by a forensic accountant — and offset against other assets or bought out over time. Selling the business is rarely the outcome. Protecting its operations during the case is as important as the final number.
What happens with assets in other states or countries?
Florida courts can divide out-of-state and international assets in your divorce. Disclosure, valuation, and enforcement get more technical — this is exactly the kind of case that should not be handled by a generalist.
Can we keep the details private?
Much of the financial detail can be handled through confidential mediation and agreements rather than public filings. We structure the case for discretion from day one.
Talk to someone who has won this fight before.
“I just want to say thank you to Mrs Veronica, Mr Alcides Martinez , Mrs Yasmin n Mr Pablo . For the effort they put in my divorce, a great team that work so diligent for me …”