Why bring your financial expert to divorce mediation? Demonstrating your case's strengths can be a game changer in a high-asset or financially complex case. Read more
Valuing a business in isolation may cause you to miss key financial information; a 360-degree approach could yield radically different results. Read more
The type of business/industry, its financial condition, and the purpose for the appraisal all dictate the appropriate valuation methodology to be applied. Read more
Here are some simple tools to spot red flags and to assess the overall reasonableness of a valuation report. Read more
Rod and Heather Moe, CPAs who are Certified in Financial Forensics, discuss what family lawyers should know about business valuation and forensic accounting. 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
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
Engagement letters and written reports from financial experts deserve special attention in family law cases. Including these 18 elements can help family lawyers to win their financial cases.... Read more
An overview on how the new tax law could affect the value of major community assets: C-corporations and pass-through entities. Read more
