Divorce is equal; it isn't fair. In cases where tens of millions or more are up for grabs, facts don't matter. Persuasion wins. Whoever appears more credible is deemed more credible. Whoever seems more honest is treated as such. Whoever plays best wins.

Divorcees among the high net worth and ultra high net worth who keep most of their wealth understand this. They play a different game; they don't play the law, they play the person-their ex-wife, their ex's legal counsel, and the court system itself.

How the Rich Get Divorced (and Stay Rich) teaches how to play that game and win. This book exposes the dark of secrets of family law, international business, and court proceedings previously known only to a select few.

From prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to personality-driven litigation strategies, from subtle negotiation tactics to the web of global tax havens where hidden assets may lie, How the Rich Get Divorced gives readers a fair advantage in an unfair system.