Hidden Assets & Marital Fraud

Seeking a Fair Distribution of Assets

In some marriages, it is common for a spouse to engage in investment activity or have financial accounts of which the other is not aware. Upon divorce it is necessary to disclose all assets, including those accounts maintained separately by only one spouse. The problem is that the unknowing spouse may have to go to great lengths to uncover these hidden assets.

When you turn to Vangorodska law firm, we will do our best to locate and value hidden assets. We have more than 20 years of experience handling complex divorces for couples of all backgrounds, including those of high net worth. Whether you believe your spouse has engaged in sophisticated methods like tax shelters or has instead simply transferred money to friends or loved ones to give the appearance of lack of property, our lawyers will work diligently in an effort to resolve these difficult issues.

If you are concerned that your spouse may be hiding assets, we are ready to help. Schedule a consultation with a Vangorodska law firm by calling 212.671.0936. You can also contact our law office online.

The Knowledge and Resources to Handle Complex Marital Fraud Questions

Having handled divorce cases in Newyork for decades, our experience has shown that finding hidden assets can be challenging, and recovering them can be difficult. In an effort to get the best possible result, we work with forensic accountants, tax professionals and other experts who are skilled at uncovering fraud.

Our firm has the ability to handle divorces that involve financial issues such as:

• Tax shelters
• Foreign/overseas investments and bank accounts
• Hidden debts and tax liabilities
• The undervaluing of a business or professional practice
• The possible transfer of money from one spouse to his or her family members with the intent to prevent that money from being divided

By the time a marriage has broken down to the point that divorce is the best option, it is normal to feel some sense of suspicion about finances. The best thing you can do is consult with our Vangorodska law firm. We can help determine whether there is really a cause for concern. If there is, we can take the appropriate action.