Hidden Assets, Hidden Risks: Why High-Net-Worth Divorces Require Expert Trust and Asset Protection Strategies
In a high-net-worth divorce, even the smallest mistakes can have a large impact on the client’s future.
Yonatan Levoritz
Yonatan Levoritz is the founding attorney of Levoritz Law Firm, admitted to the New York bar in March 2005. From the outset, he pursued a different path — rejecting the conveyor-belt model of legal practice and instead embracing a holistic, client-centered approach that treats every case with equal care and attention, no matter its size. Over his career, he has focused primarily on matrimonial and family law, developing a reputation for taking on challenging and high-asset divorce and custody cases, including appeals and complex property-division matters.
Parental Alienation & Mental Health: Why Courts Are Paying More Attention – And What That Means for Custody Cases
As courts seek to play a more significant role in protecting children from the toxic stress they can experience in custody cases, they are taking a deeper interest in parental alienation.
The Rise of Digital Parenting: How Remote Work & Screen Time Are Changing Custody Battles in 2026
Both remote work and screen time have the potential to shift the outcomes of custody battles, which means attorneys must develop a deep understanding of their implications and adjust their strategies accordingly.