Business Owners and Professional Practice Divorce
Business Owners and Professional Practice Divorce
Divorce involving a business or professional practice requires careful evaluation of both ownership interests and cash flow available for support.
Common Issues
These matters often involve:
- fair market valuation of closely held businesses
- goodwill in medical, dental, legal, and consulting practices
- shareholder and partnership interests
- buy-sell agreements
- retained earnings disputes
- owner perks and expense add-backs
- K-1 income normalization
- succession and exit planning concerns
Why Early Strategy Matters
The way business records are gathered and presented can materially affect:
- valuation conclusions
- support exposure
- reimbursement claims
- settlement leverage
We work closely with forensic accountants and valuation professionals to develop a litigation strategy grounded in the realities of the business.
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