As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am often asked how one should determine the value of a business. When there’s a business involved in a divorce matter, we need to value that business to determine whether, if at all, your spouse is entitled to a portion or share of the value of that business. In order to do so we will onboard a forensic accountant to value the business for us. They use various business evaluation techniques that are suitable in a divorce in order to value that business. After that is concluded we will look at the numbers and we will look at the facts of your case to determine whether your spouse should get a share and if so in what percentage.
Attorney Carrie Schultz Discusses Determining the Value of a Business
Is your spouse trying to get a percentage of your business in your divorce case? If so, contact the experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer Carrie Schultz.
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As an experienced New Jersey Divorce Lawyer I am often asked how one should determine the value of a business. When there’s a business involved in a divorce matter, we need to value that business to determine whether, if at all, your spouse is entitled to a portion or share of the value of that business. In order to do so we will onboard a forensic accountant to value the business for us. They use various business evaluation techniques that are suitable in a divorce in order to value that business. After that is concluded we will look at the numbers and we will look at the facts of your case to determine whether your spouse should get a share and if so in what percentage.
