Professional Practice Business Valuation

High-Asset Indiana Divorce Lawyers

As a professional, business owner, executive or professional athlete, you’ve spent decades building your wealth and assets. Spouses stand alongside these high net-worth individuals, and the division of assets gained over the course of a marriage can become confusing and complex for both sides.  Your divorce attorney may know the law, but does he or she know business and business valuations?

When you’re dealing with a professional practice or business valuation, you need someone who genuinely understands the financial implications of business or professional practice ownership, and how to go about valuing these assets. Bruce’s decades of experience in high-asset cases mean you can minimize the financial consequences of your property settlement and keep the money you’re entitled to.

Bruce can help you:

  • Bring in a certified valuation analyst (CVA) or a trusted expert to report on the complex assets in your case
  • Explore alternative valuation methods that better reflect your interests in a business or professional practice
  • Rebut the valuation methodologies and techniques employed by other parties
  • Account for the tax consequences of all aspects of your business valuation and overall settlement. Although Bruce will not serve as your tax advisor, he will assist that person and consult with your tax advisor about the tax consequences of your divorce

Entrust Your Future to a Lawyer who Knows Business Value

Your choice of a divorce attorney can make a difference in your property settlement and overall future. If you need representation by a lawyer who will look at all aspects of your case, including allocations and the appropriate date for valuation of your professional practice or business interest, contact Bruce today. Of course, results in each case are different as each family law matter stands on its own facts and the law as applied to those facts.