Court Upholds Inclusion of Premarital Value in Property Distribution

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Court Case Digests
August 17, 2016

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marital dissolution/divorce
enterprise goodwill, excess earnings method, personal goodwill, professional practice, equitable distribution, separate property, marital property
Code & Code
2016 Ore. App. LEXIS 1003
US
State Court
Oregon
Court of Appeals
Kramer (wife/appellee); Gary Schaub (husband/appellant)
Egan

Summary

Court says enterprise goodwill valuation of practice was based on expert calculation using excess earnings method and as such is supported by requisite “any” evidence; also, statute allows inclusion of practice’s premarital value in property distribution.

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August 17, 2016

Court says enterprise goodwill valuation of practice was based on expert calculation using excess earnings method and as such is supported by requisite “any” evidence; also, statute allows inclusion of practice’s premarital value in property distribution.

Court Upholds Inclusion of Premarital Value in Property Distribution

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November 2016

Court says enterprise goodwill valuation of practice was based on expert calculation using excess earnings method and as such is supported by requisite “any” evidence; also, statute allows inclusion of practice’s premarital value in property distribution.