In theory, valuation experts and attorneys share distinguished professions where documented case law and peer-reviewed methodology come together in perfect harmony. In reality, things get messy- particularly in divorce cases. Join matrimonial attorney Jennifer Rosenkrantz and valuation expert Pat Rafanelli for a discussion of several real-life scenarios regarding valuation issues in divorce cases and how those issues would be considered by attorneys and forensic experts. Hear fact patterns and get complete insight from both an attorney and a forensic accountant about what you should be considering. Get real with practical approaches to thorny issues from two front line experts.
Program Agenda
Unreported income
How to handle as the neutral forensic
The attorney for the non-titled spouse
The attorney for the titled spouse
“Valuation” of the one-person corporation
Is there really a business value separate and apart from the spouse’s income?
Sale of a business interest during the litigation
What if the sale was for more than fair market value?
What if the sale was for less than fair market value?
Can a neutral forensic expert consider the sale if it occurred after the valuation date?
Issue of an employee having minimal (i.e.: less than 5%) interest in a real estate investment which provides him with distributions
Is there a value to this “business interest?
Learning Objectives
Learn how to recognize and address complex issues in divorce engagements through real world examples
Learn how attorneys and forensic experts each address the same set of facts through their individual perspectives
Learn how to determine when or if a business valuation is necessary in a divorce case
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