Family Law

In a high-asset dissolution the business is usually the largest item on the schedule and the hardest to pin down. One spouse runs it and knows what it earns; the other has the tax returns, which were written to minimise income. Both numbers are wrong.

What we provide

• Recast financials tying line by line to the filed returns, showing the true owner benefit rather than reported net
• Seller's Discretionary Earnings with every add-back itemised — personal expenses, owner compensation, one-time items — and each one explained
• Three valuation methods, weighted, with the reasoning stated so it can be examined
• A written report that can be served, and testimony where the matter requires it

An opinion of value for the stated purpose. Not an appraisal, an audit, or tax or legal advice. Where a certified appraisal is required, we will say so and refer it out.