KENNETT SQUARE, PA, October 14, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ — With offices in Kennett Square and Oxford, the firm helps clients address the financial and legal questions that can arise when substantial assets are involved in a divorce.
High-asset divorce cases may involve closely held businesses, investment portfolios, multiple real estate holdings, retirement benefits, executive compensation, significant marital debt, or assets that one spouse claims are separate property. These matters can require careful financial analysis before spouses can reach an agreement or a court can determine an equitable division of marital property.
Pennsylvania follows the principle of equitable distribution, meaning that marital property is divided in a manner that the court determines is fair after considering factors established under state law. Equitable distribution does not necessarily mean an equal 50-50 division. The classification, valuation, and documentation of assets can therefore play an important role in the outcome of a financially complex divorce.
Jennifer Abracht, a partner at Perna & Abracht and a highly experienced high-asset divorce attorney, leads the firm’s representation in matters involving substantial and complex marital estates. She works with clients to identify financial priorities and evaluate issues involving businesses, real estate, investments, retirement accounts, income, liabilities, and other significant property interests.
“When a divorce involves substantial or complicated assets, it is important to look beyond the numbers on an account statement or property valuation,” said Jennifer Abracht. “Our goal is to help clients understand what is part of the marital estate, what requires further investigation or valuation, and how different property division options may affect their financial position moving forward.”
Jennifer works alongside divorce attorneys Ryan G. Borchik and Josh Parambath to provide clients with thoughtful representation throughout the divorce process. When appropriate, the firm’s attorneys may also work with accountants, appraisers, business valuation professionals, and other financial professionals to help identify, trace, or value assets.
The firm’s Kennett Square office at 610 Millers Hill and its Oxford office at 305 Market Street, Suite C1 provide convenient access for families throughout Chester County, including West Chester, Exton, Downingtown, Coatesville, Nottingham and surrounding communities.
Perna & Abracht, LLC serves individuals and families throughout Southeastern Pennsylvania and Northern Delaware. Those facing a high-asset divorce or complex property division can schedule a 30-minute complimentary consultation with an experienced divorce attorney.
About Perna & Abracht, LLC
Established by Frank M. Perna in 1947, Perna & Abracht, LLC is a full-service Chester County, Pennsylvania law firm serving a wide array of new and longstanding individual and corporate clients. Our experienced team understands that no legal solution fits every client. Our team of legal professionals is committed to anticipating our clients’ legal needs at all stages and helping them find pragmatic, real-world solutions to complex problems. Attorney Michael R. Perna is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania, Texas, and Colorado; attorney Jennifer Abracht is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania and Arizona; and attorney Ryan Borchik is licensed to practice law in Pennsylvania.
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