Aggressive Representation When The Stakes Are High
You have spent decades building your business, weathering the down markets but successfully capitalizing when market conditions were favorable. However, now that your spouse decided to pursue a divorce, you wonder whether your company is at risk. The court will...
Absent a prenuptial agreement, as a business owner, you are probably going to have to divide the family business with your spouse in a divorce. For the most part, that might mean figuring out a way to “buy out” your spouse’s fair share of the company. You can’t divide...
One of the most vexing problems in a Maryland divorce involving operating businesses is valuing and dividing the businesses. A proper valuation involves complex questions of asset value, the amount of debt, predicting future income, and deriving an estimate of fair...
It may be helpful for divorcing couples who own a family business together to be familiar with the different options for addressing a family business during the divorce process. There are several different options to consider to divide a family business. One spouse...
