We rarely encounter a "simple" divorce. Even where the assets are not substantial, there may be questions related to separate and community property, allocation of property between the spouses, and support and child custody issues. A complex divorce may involve all of those issues along with the determination of the date of the separation of the parties, the validity of prenuptial agreements, and the valuation and characterization of multiple assets. These assets may include privately held businesses or professional practices that require volumes of documents and industry-specific experts, forensic accounting, discovery and disclosure, and creative problem solving. Child custody issues can become immensely difficult in any one of many settings.
The Law Offices of Blacker, Sammis & Blacker has extensive experience in the resolution of complex relationship, custody and asset issues. Our attorneys construct finely honed pre- and post-nuptial agreements for complex relationships. Our litigation, mediation and private judging experience temper our approach to all family law issues.
Clients appreciate our high quality advocacy and our efforts to seek non-confrontational ways to resolve disputes, even in situations where the parties are not on equal footing in terms of earning power, emotional strengths and vulnerability.