Fuller v. Fuller

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marital dissolution/divorce
goodwill, child support, professional practice, equitable distribution, sole proprietorship, valuation methods, double counting, marital property, valuation
Fuller v. Fuller
2016 Tenn. App. LEXIS 974
US
State Court
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Ken Jones (joint)
Frierson, II

Summary

Appeals court says trail income generated by solo financial planning practice is different from professional goodwill; it can be sold separately or assigned, and there exists a formula for valuing it; trial court was right to consider it a marital asset.
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Appeals court says trail income generated by solo financial planning practice is different from professional goodwill; it can be sold separately or assigned, and there exists a formula for valuing it; trial court was right to consider it a marital asset.

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