

High asset divorces come with more to protect and more to lose. When property, businesses, or investments are on the line, it’s important to get it right.
At Freeburg Law, we work with appraisers, financial analysts, and other professionals to make sure nothing gets missed and everything is valued fairly.
We move quickly to secure your financial position and preserve your privacy. If you’re facing a high-asset divorce in Wyoming, contact us to schedule a case strategy meeting today.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
I absolutely 100 percent recommend Freeburg law and my personal lawyer Ethan Morris. Being from another state once they were on the case they did everything to make me feel the ease of the burden of the charge I received. I don’t know how I would have handled it without their help from 500 miles away. The sentencing I received was minimal and I was happy with the entire process. Ethan made me feel as if I just made a small mistake on my part and he would handle everything for me within his power. They were well worth every dollar. Strongly recommend as a DUI attorney.
I hired this firm due to the positive reviews. Ethan did not let me down. He fought for me and my case was dismissed. The team at Freeburg Law will LISTEN to you. They will believe you and do the very best for you. Someone will answer the phone even on a Sunday morning. They will reply to every email, and answer every question no matter what. They will have your back.
I've worked on many civil and criminal cases with Freeburg Law over the years, some going to trial, many settling out of court. They do an outstanding job for their clients. They put in the time and resources needed to present the best possible case. Most importantly, they care. Easy to work with, top-notch trial lawyers. I'd highly recommend them for any civil or criminal case.
Alex Freeburg is an excellent attorney and Teton County is lucky to have him. Throughout the duration of my case, he maintained exceptional communication with me, providing every detail and explaining every juncture as they arose. Alex is a dogged advocate but has a big heart as well. I would recommend him to anyone.
If you are considering divorce in Wyoming and high assets are at stake, we recommend you contact our team as soon as possible. These matters require experience and a willingness to dig into the details. At Freeburg Law, we have a purpose built system ready for cases just like this.
Full financial disclosure isn’t just important, it’s required by Wyoming law. Each party must exchange a sworn financial affidavit shortly after the case is filed. This document includes a complete account of assets, debts, income, and expenses.
We take this seriously. Any discrepancy or omission can directly affect the final outcome. If something looks off, we don’t just assume it’s a mistake. We follow up, request records, and make sure everything adds up.
One of the most satisfying parts of our job is connecting the dots between a suspicious bank statement and assets thought to be missing. If your spouse is suddenly short on cash, claiming they didn’t get a regular bonus, or switching credit cards for no clear reason, more may be going on.
We know what to look for. If concerns remain after the initial disclosure, we can issue subpoenas to banks or other institutions and take sworn depositions to get to the truth.
Valuing assets is almost always the biggest fight in a high-asset divorce. One spouse says the business is worth a fortune. The other says it’s struggling.
We don’t leave it to guesswork. We review revenue, liabilities, and market conditions to understand the real value of business interests. Appraising real estate is often more straightforward, but high-value personal property, investment portfolios, and retirement assets can be a source of disagreement.
We bring in professionals who can back up their numbers and help resolve disputes before they derail the case.
Alimony, or spousal support, is often requested in long-term marriages where one spouse can’t maintain the marital lifestyle on their own.
Courts look at need versus ability to pay. A judge will compare the recipient spouse’s “need” for continued financial support against the paying spouse’s “ability to pay” alimony. That includes each spouse’s income, earning capacity, health, assets, and the roles each person played in the marriage.
A judge won’t look favorably on a request from someone who’s intentionally unemployed without a good reason. But they may be more receptive when the requesting spouse gives up career opportunities to raise children or support the other’s success. We make sure the court sees the full picture.
If any concerns remain after a full financial disclosure has been completed, you still have recourse. We will issue subpoenas, and depositions may be conducted.
Our family law team is well-versed and has several years of experience in financial analysis and tracking funds.
When you work with our high-asset divorce lawyers, you can be sure that no stone will be left unturned. We’ll protect you, your assets, and your family. Contact Freeburg Law today to arrange a case strategy meeting.
High asset divorces typically involve assets exceeding $5 million or more. These cases often involve a wide variety of assets, including real estate, business ownership interests, investment portfolios, stock options and high-value personal property items (art, antiques, vehicles, etc.). Even if your net worth doesn't meet this threshold, you will likely still benefit from the practices that we use.
It’s not just the size of the estate that makes a high asset divorce complicated. It’s the variety. Real estate, investment accounts, business ownership, retirement funds, stock options, vehicles, and collectibles each come with their own valuation issues.
Some assets fluctuate in value, some are difficult to appraise, and some are tied to future income or tax consequences.
And when spouses disagree on what something is worth, that disagreement can stall everything. One spouse wants the house, the other wants it appraised high to get a bigger offset. Business interests become battlegrounds, especially when one spouse runs the day-to-day and the other doesn’t have access to the books.
At Freeburg Law, we break these cases down piece by piece. We protect your right to a fair share, without letting emotional arguments derail the process.