Court Rebuffs Litigant’s Attack on Own Expert’s Income-Based Valuation

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November 6, 2017

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marital dissolution/divorce
expert testimony, income approach, asset approach, bizcomps, cash flow, fair market value (FMV), marital asset, market approach, equitable distribution, willing buyer
Stocker v. Stocker
2017 Ohio App. LEXIS 4834
US
State Court
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Mark Hoge (husband); Sam Robinson (wife)
Shaw

Summary

Trial court did not err in adopting income-based valuation offered by husband’s expert; appeals court calls husband’s attack on his own expert “counterintuitive” where expert explained the value of the company was in its cash flow rather than its assets.

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Stocker v. Stocker

Full Text of Court Cases
November 6, 2017

Trial court did not err in adopting income-based valuation offered by husband’s expert; appeals court calls husband’s attack on his own expert “counterintuitive” where expert explained the value of the company was in its cash flow rather than its assets.