Complex valuations commonly include inherited wealth; a family-owned business handed down from generation to generation; one or both parties earning a significant amount of money; a large stock portfolio, or any other scenario where assets are difficult to quantify or are substantial.
These situations may also include:

• Corporate Evaluation
• Small Business Evaluation
• Division of Stock Options
• Military pensions and other benefits

In some circumstances, one party may own assets that are not liquid, such as stock options or an ownership interest in a business that cannot be sold.
In these situations, the valuation and division of this property can depend largely upon the skill and experience of your attorney.

Related terms:  Inherited wealth, Corporate evaluations, Stock options, etc..