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Rod and Heather Moe, CPAs who are Certified in Financial Forensics, discuss what family lawyers should know about business valuation and forensic accounting with Family Lawyer Magazine's for... Read more
Building a solid foundation with your clients can increase their satisfaction with your work, boost your collection rate, and gain you more business. Read more
Valuing an early-stage company is not the same as valuing a mature company. It requires knowledge and a technical skill-set unfamiliar to many appraisers. Read more
Post O’Brien v. O’Brien, here are 6 ways divorce lawyers can better prepare themselves when advising clients with substantial non-cash compensation. Read more
When reviewing company value, you must establish which type of value is being determined: “equity value,” “enterprise value,” or “invested capital value.” Read more
In many cases, the “double-dip” concept in divorce is a misconception. Where valuators see a double-dip, there may not be one. Read on to discover why! Read more
During prenuptial agreement mediation sessions, the mediator can elicit the views and address the concerns of the less-moneyed spouse in a safe environment. Read more
Alimony was becoming more formulaic before the new tax law repealed the deduction. Now, divorce has become a tax strategy game with no clear direction. Read more
When an investment property forms part of the marital estate, IRC Section 1031 and Delaware Statutory Trusts can defer capital gains tax during divorce. Read more
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act ("TCJA") was one of the most sweeping changes to the tax code in the last 30 years. Here is what lawyers should know about the TCJA. Read more
