Business Valuation for Marital Dissolution

5 (1 vote)

Recorded On: 11/01/2018

When going through a divorce, parties often don’t trust each other and accuse the other of wrongdoing (e.g., unreported business income, inflated expenses, an intentional decline of the business, etc.). Accounting records that are incomplete or erroneous, often requiring forensic accounting. This webinar will focus on the unique aspects of business valuation in the context of marital dissolution, including:

Standard of value (fair value vs. fair market value)
Scope limitations
Fees
Availability of supporting documents
Inability to interview the business owner
Problem areas

Shelley Drury

CPA, CVA, ABV ,CFF

The Doty Group

Shelley Drury is a Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA), Accredited in Business Valuation (ABV), and Certified in Financial Forensics (CFF). Her area of focus is in business valuation and litigation support, estate and gift tax planning, financial statement presentation, marital dissolution, shareholder disputes, purchase/sale consulting, pension and social security valuation issues, personal economic loss calculations, and fraud investigation. She has testified in Superior courts throughout the state of Washington, Federal Court, and in the Superior Court of Clark County, Nevada.