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Ashok B. Abbott Ph.D. West Virginia University

About This Program

Agenda

• Understand the importance of appropriation of active and passive wealth, and the factors that drive demand in this area of matrimonial work
• The difference between active (spousal effort), and passive (economic environment) components
•  Learn the empirical estimation method for identifying significant economic environmental factors and their relative contribution to growth in revenues for selected product categories
• Identify the separate property component of the business
• Estimate the passive increase in value of this separate property during marriage.
• Identify the causal factors  impacting the change in value of the separate property during the marriage that are outside the control of the parties
• Measure the partial and aggregate impact of the identified causal factors, individually and collectively, on the change in value of the separate property during the period of marriage.
• Identify the proportion of total appreciation attributable to passive factors.
• Empirical data and methodology
• Examples
• Areas for further research

Learning Objectives

• Describe the difference between active and passive appreciation in a matrimonial litigation setting
• Demonstrate a method to separate passive from total appreciation using empirical evidence
• Describe the data and evidence supporting the active/passive method

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CPE Information

Prerequisites: Knowledge of Business Valuation
Program Level: Advanced
Preparation Required: None
Delivery Method: Group Internet-Based
Recommended CPE: 2 Credit Hours (Accounting Technical)

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