A woman meets with an attorney and says her husband is transferring assets out of their joint accounts and suspects he also is cheating on her.  She believes he is going to ask for a divorce.  The critical questions for the attorney run the gamut from the husband’s job and income (e.g., whether he owns the business, how he pays himself, who are the shareholders, how are expenses being paid, how are the dividends distributed) to the length of the marriage, number of children, how many homes they own and where those homes are located.  It may become quickly apparent that the attorney will need a business valuation expert, a real estate valuation expert, and a compensation expert.

When developing any case strategy, we anticipate what resources are required to support the facts and analyses that will win the case.  This includes expert testimony, relevant documents including other supporting evidence.