High-Asset Divorce Attorney In Knoxville
Last updated on March 28, 2025
When facing a high-asset divorce in Knoxville, it is normal to feel overwhelmed. Tennessee law decides how property is divided and with significant wealth involved, it can seem daunting without a lawyer’s help.
I am attorney Meghan A. Bodie, and for 13 years, my heart has been in helping families across Knoxville and nearby counties like Anderson and Blount. The Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie’s compassionate legal approach means you will be in safe and capable hands during every step of the high-asset divorce process.
What Is A High-Asset Divorce?
A high-asset divorce happens when there’s substantial wealth to split – millions tied up in homes, businesses or savings. It is more involved than most cases, with extra layers to untangle fairly. I step in with empathy, knowing how much this means to you and your children. As such, I handle it with the legal attention it deserves.
Challenges In High-Asset Divorce
Dividing big properties takes thoughtful effort because of the following:
- Property division: Equitable distribution of complex assets requires in-depth financial forensics
- Business valuation: Accurately assessing business worth to help ensure fair division
- Tax implications: Strategically managing asset transfers to minimize tax burdens
- Hidden asset detection: Comprehensive investigation to uncover potential financial discrepancies
Handling these complexities demands a thorough understanding of Tennessee family law and financial regulations. I can leverage my 13 years of experience to develop comprehensive strategies that protect your future.
High-Asset Divorce FAQs
Families often ask me these questions below, and I am happy to share clear answers.
How are assets valued and divided in a high-asset divorce?
Tennessee aims for fairness, but it is not always half-and-half. Homes, businesses and investments are valued carefully for a just outcome.
How does a high-asset divorce impact retirement accounts and investments?
Retirement plans and stocks must be divided to protect future security. Proper planning avoids tax penalties and keeps your family’s needs in focus.
Can high-asset divorces be settled out of court?
Yes, negotiation or mediation can resolve many cases. If no agreement is reached, a court may be the next step.
Call Today
High-asset divorces need a firm that cares deeply. The Law Office of Meghan A. Bodie is ready to protect what you have built with a gentle, determined touch.
Please call me at 865-643-8626 or reach out online. I would love to sit with you, listen to your worries and help your family move forward together in Knoxville.