Family
Jul. 15, 2015
How to value a small business when getting a divorce
A recent case can assist in explaining to a client why the business may have value despite the possibility of having no future value if the operating spouse left the business.
Marlo Van Oorschot
Van Oorschot Law Group, PCPhone: (310) 820-3414
Email: mvo@mvolaw.com
Marlo is an AV rated lawyer who has been practicing family law exclusively since 1994.
Harold is a lawyer, and for many years has been operating a small law firm where he is joined by an associate attorney and a few staff people. For all of these years, Harold has been married to his wife, Wendy. Harold runs an efficient operation, is well known, and has a reputation for handling high-stakes matters that give him a very large income. Harold and Wendy have decided to divorce and Harold has taken the position that the law firm is a wo...
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