A Collaborative Divorce With Significant Assets, for a Fraction of the Cost

A Campbell County, Kentucky couple, one of whom held a leadership position at a publicly traded company and had earned significant assets, decided they needed to divorce. They sought out two highly trained collaborative lawyers.

The Heinrich Firm represented one party through a series of meetings where the couple decided how to divide their significant assets, including houses, condos, beach houses, stock bonuses, retirements and investment accounts. They also agreed on how both of them would continue loving relationships with their children and grandchildren.

Given the assets and financial complexities involved, a litigation route could have cost the parties over $100,000 in legal fees.