Improper Use of Active/Passive Framework Skewers Valuation

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May 22, 2017

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marital dissolution/divorce
personal goodwill, discount for lack of marketability (DLOM), equitable distribution, distribution, s corporation, pass-through entity, retained earnings, real property, marital property, appreciation analysis
Bair v. Bair
2017 Fla. App. LEXIS 3737
US
State Court
Florida
Court of Appeal
Unknown (wife’s expert); unknown (husband’s expert)
Villanti

Summary

Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.

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Bair v. Bair

Full Text of Court Cases
May 22, 2017

Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.

Improper Use of Active/Passive Framework Skewers Valuation

BVLaw Case Update
July 2017

Court says appreciation analysis suffers from improper use of active/passive framework; valuation of company must include all assets, including real estate whose value dropped, where marital labor contributed to overall appreciation of separate property.