When a client’s marriage changes, the advisors who know their finances best are often the first to hear about it. Bespoke Law works alongside a client’s existing team so that the legal strategy and the financial picture move together.
How we work with a client’s advisors
With the client’s permission, we coordinate with the professionals who already know their finances. That means better information early, fewer surprises, and a resolution that respects the structures you have helped build, from business ownership to trusts and estate plans.
We represent our client, and our advice is always theirs. Within that role, we value the relationships our clients have with their advisors and keep you informed as the client allows.
When to make an introduction
The most useful time to refer someone is often before any decision has been made. A confidential consultation helps a client understand their options and avoid early missteps, such as moving assets, signing documents, or making commitments they later regret.
We also advise clients who are not divorcing. Many come to us before a marriage involving significant or family wealth, or during a marriage when a postnuptial agreement can bring clarity to a business, an inheritance, or an estate plan.
Ways we help
- High-asset divorce, including closely held businesses, equity compensation, trusts, and complex income
- Strategic Counsel, our flat fee counsel for clients who want to resolve their divorce privately, with experienced guidance behind the scenes
- Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
- Post-decree matters
- International family law
- Family office consulting
- Estate planning
Discretion from the first conversation
Every inquiry is handled confidentially. We run a conflict check before any substantive discussion, respond promptly, and keep the circle of people who know about a matter as small as the client wants it to be.
Making a referral
The simplest way to introduce a client is to share our number, 720 500 8660, or our confidential inquiry form. You are also welcome to call Kara directly to talk through whether a matter is a fit, without sharing your client’s name.
If your client is comfortable with it, they can mention your name when they reach out.