Business Valuation and Divorce◦ Equitable Property Division ◦ Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Florida, Family Law Attorney
The proper valuation of any business is critical in the determining the equitable distribution of assets in the marital estate. Complex valuations are common in high-end divorces. Valuation of a business requires careful analysis of many factors including but not limited to gross income, growth rates, operations and intellectual property. It is often necessary to employ economists or experts who are in the business of determining the book value, fair market value and/or growth and earnings value of any business. Such business include but are not limited to medical practices, legal practices, closely held corporations and family limited partnerships. The impact of any asset division involving a business that is part of the marital estate will affect shareholder, operating or partnership agreements and have variety of tax liabilities to each spouse.
Levey, Filler, Rodriguez, Kelso & De Bianchi, LLP, has represented numerous clients involving complex business issues and valuations. Our combination of business and valuation attorneys, tax attorneys and family law attorneys provide you with the support to help ensure that your marital property will be defined accurately and divided evenly or fairly, depending on the circumstances of your case.
Where business valuation and divisions are necessary, Levey Filler Rodriguez will provide you with all of the information and tools that you will need to be completely informed of all your options and the financial and tax impact of any division of marital property.
Contact Senior Partners David Filler or Catherine Rodriguez at 305.672.5007 for immediate attention to your legal needs.
