Gaskill v. Robbins (II)

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Gaskill v. Robbins (II)
282 S.W.3d 306 (Ky. 2009
US
State Court
Kentucky
Supreme Court
J Robert Lyons
Richard Callahan (husband); Steven Wheeler (wife)
Noble

Summary

Kentucky Supreme Court holds with majority rule that distinguishes enterprise goodwill (marital property, divisible) from personal goodwill (non-marital, non-divisible) in valuing professional practices for purposes of divorce.
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