Colorado Springs High Net Worth Divorce Lawyer
Colorado Springs High-Net-Worth Divorce Lawyer
Protecting Your Assets, Privacy, and Future
Divorcing when significant wealth is involved is far more complex than a typical divorce. High-net-worth divorces require careful handling of property division, business interests, investments, and privacy concerns. Without experienced legal guidance, you risk financial losses that could impact your future.
At Johnson Law Group, our Colorado Springs high-net-worth divorce lawyers have extensive experience handling divorces for business owners, executives, professionals, and individuals with complex financial portfolios. We provide strategic representation to ensure your assets, interests, and financial future are protected throughout the divorce process.
If you need a discreet, strategic, and aggressive legal team to handle your high-net-worth divorce, we’re here to help.
Protect your wealth and future with trusted legal guidance. Call (720) 744-3513 today or contact us to schedule a free confidential consultation.
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Written by Denver Family Law Attorney Myles S. Johnson
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Why You Need a High-Net-Worth Divorce Attorney
Regardless of the circumstances, divorce is a difficult process. The emotional impact of ending a relationship is challenging, and the division of assets and property can make things more contentious. A high-net-worth divorce is even more difficult due to the complexity of legal proceedings and the time it takes to resolve property division.
With greater wealth and a variety of assets, the division process can be very stressful. In Colorado Springs, CO, wealth is meant to be divided fairly, but this process is often not easy, particularly in high-net-worth cases. The higher the net worth, the more complications are likely to appear through the division of property and assets.
It is crucial to hire an experienced attorney for your high-net-worth divorce. You are going through a challenging time, and you need someone with knowledge and understanding of the intricacies of divorce law to protect your best interests. Such a case can be difficult to manage, and even if you understand the legal proceedings, your schedule may prevent you from keeping up with court demands. Letting a qualified professional handle it ensures your divorce case is managed with individualized care and concern for your wishes.
It is likely that you are not fully aware of the true value of everything you own. Homes, cars, investments, art collections, and more need to be evaluated by experts so that wealth is split equitably between you and your spouse. Entering court proceedings without full knowledge of your wealth could put you at an unfair disadvantage.
Johnson Law Group offers extensive experience in all facets of Colorado Springs family law, including high-asset divorces. We possess the skills and knowledge to provide effective counsel and representation. We utilize our resources and experience to pursue a fair and equitable distribution of your assets.
Special Considerations for High-Net-Worth Divorce Property Division
Colorado divorce law splits all marital property equitably. This does not mean every asset is split 50-50, but rather that each person receives 50% of the wealth from marital property. Therefore, accurate valuation of assets and property is crucial. Assets that may be split include real estate, stocks, residential houses, art pieces, jewelry, business shares, investments, and bonds. While you may be tempted to divide property yourselves, this is often not the best option. Even when parties aim for an honest and even split, mistakes can happen, leading to uneven distribution. If one party attempts to hide assets, this can lead to further complications and unfairness.
The process of dividing assets can be emotionally upsetting, particularly due to its effect on each party’s standard of living. An accurate valuation of net worth is important before wealth is split, but this can take time and resources. The more assets involved, the longer it will take to determine their value. When initiating this process through the courts, you will benefit from a divorce attorney well-versed in high-net-worth divorces to help expedite the process.
In high-net-worth divorces, spousal maintenance (alimony) can be a significant financial issue. Courts consider:
- The standard of living during the marriage.
- Each spouse’s financial contributions.
- The ability of each spouse to maintain their lifestyle post-divorce.
- The length of the marriage.
We work to ensure fair and reasonable support agreements—whether you are seeking support or looking to minimize excessive payments.
The Role of Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Additional complications like prenuptial and postnuptial agreements can make a divorce more complex and time-consuming. These agreements are often established when one spouse enters a marriage with more assets than the other and wishes to protect those assets in the event of a divorce. Many high-net-worth individuals have prenuptial or postnuptial agreements that outline asset division and financial arrangements in the event of divorce. These agreements can:
- Protect separate property.
- Define spousal support terms.
- Prevent lengthy disputes over asset division.
However, these agreements aren’t always ironclad—they can be challenged if they are deemed unfair, signed under duress, or improperly drafted. Our attorneys will evaluate the enforceability of your agreement and ensure it is properly upheld or contested as needed.
Alimony in High-Net-Worth Divorces
If one spouse earns a higher income or owns more property, this does not alter the equitable division of marital assets. Both parties still receive an equitable share of the property and assets. The spouse who earns less may be entitled to alimony (spousal maintenance) to help maintain their standard of living during the divorce process, until the equitable division is determined. Courts consider the standard of living during the marriage, each spouse’s financial contributions, their ability to maintain their lifestyle post-divorce, and the length of the marriage. We work to ensure fair and reasonable support agreements, whether you are seeking support or looking to minimize excessive payments.
Child Custody and Support in High-Net-Worth Divorces
Child custody and support are important issues during high-net-worth divorces because it is essential to keep your child’s best interests in mind. Courts consider various factors when determining child support and custody. It is important to ensure that a child’s lifestyle is not negatively affected by a high-net-worth divorce, as dealing with a divorce is already difficult for children. Tuition, after-school activities, sports, lessons, and childcare are all expenses that need to be accounted for.
Children always need as much stability as possible in any divorce, and this must be considered during high-net-worth divorce proceedings. Your children’s trust funds can further complicate the division of assets, which is why you need qualified Colorado Springs high-net-worth divorce attorneys.
Your financial future is too important to risk. Get strategic divorce representation—call (720) 744-3513 or contact us to get started today.
Why Choose Johnson Law Group?
High-net-worth divorces present unique complexities, demanding refined legal knowledge. You need an advocate who understands these intricacies to protect your interests. An experienced attorney can manage the legal burdens of your case, allowing you to focus on your well-being. They provide personalized attention, addressing your specific circumstances and objectives.
An attorney who only handles average divorces may not have the skills and experience needed to properly handle a high-net-worth divorce, which could result in you receiving less wealth than you deserve. At Johnson Law Group, we advocate for your goals, guiding you through each stage of your case with compassion, dignity, and support. Whether your divorce is amicable or contested, we represent your interests to achieve a fair outcome. Our attorneys strive to help you maintain your established standard of living.
Our experience, dedication to Colorado families, and our success in each case we represent sets us apart from the competition. We are passionate about family and estate law. Our highly-qualified team will work diligently to achieve the best possible results in your case.
Your financial future is too important to risk. Get strategic divorce representation—contact our firm today or call (720) 744-3513 for dedicated legal representation from a high-net-worth divorce lawyer in Colorado Springs.
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Our Attorneys
Meet Your Legal Team
At Johnson Law Group, our team of skilled and understanding legal professionals proudly provides comprehensive and efficient legal services for all clients.

Myles S. Johnson
MEMBER

Genet T. Johnson
MEMBER

Shannon M. O'Keefe
CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER, MEMBER

Taylor K. Brice
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER

Anne E. Hinds
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER

Myron L. Latney Jr.
MANAGING PARTNER, MEMBER
Hear From Our Happy Clients
“Myles helped me resolve custody quickly and in a way that all parties were happy.”
Myles is very professional and well informed in his field. Cassidy their paralegal was also extremely helpful and client driven . 5 stars!
– Stevie
"Helped me through a difficult divorce and made what i thought was going to be an impossible process so much easier."
– Sonja
"Myles took great care in guiding a smooth process from start to finish drafting a prenuptial agreement."
He was responsive, efficient, and coordinated well with my wife’s attorney. Very happy with the final result.
– Nick
"My experience with the Johnson Law Group has been nothing more than spectacular."
From the initial phone call I spoke to Myles Johnson, he gave great direction on how to proceed. Then acquiring the firm as my legal representation I worked with Said and he helped me step by step to get what I was looking for. I have already recommended two different individuals I know to Johnson Law Group and will be using them for all future situations. From the legal team to Cory at the front desk, everyone at the firm is top-notch.
– Brady M.
"I'm extremely proud of the most professional and considerate Johnson Law Group."
l appreciate all the help my attorney and paralegal has done for me in the best interest of my daughters future. They’re all most knowledgeable, caring law group! I couldn’t have done it without their genuine support on representing my case(s). I’m grateful for all they have done for my daughter and I.
– Bonnita
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
High Asset Divorce in Colorado Springs
How Much Does a Divorce Lawyer Cost in Colorado Springs?
Colorado legal representation averages $250/hour. Complex divorces, especially high-net-worth cases, are more expensive due to complexity and time. Disputes often arise over whether assets are shared or separate property.
When is a Divorce Considered a High Asset?
Combined net worth of $1-2 million or more typically qualifies a divorce as high net worth. Greater wealth usually means more complex legal proceedings.
How Are Assets Split in a Colorado Springs Divorce?
Colorado uses equitable distribution, not community property. Assets are not automatically split 50/50, though a fair division often approximates this. Both parties must agree.
How is Alimony Determined?
Colorado’s alimony formula calculates 40% of combined income minus 50% of the lower earner’s income. This is not the only method, especially in high-asset cases. Marriage length is a factor. Alimony is usually considered after 36 months of marriage but may be awarded earlier with young children.