Moore v. Moore

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marital dissolution/divorce
goodwill, divorce, expert testimony, intangible assets, discount for lack of marketability (DLOM), fair market value (FMV), equitable distribution, appreciation, tangible assets, valuation date
Moore v. Moore
414 S.C. 490 (2015)
US
State Court
South Carolina
Supreme Court
Raymond E. McKay (Expert 1, wife), Jay E. Fishman (Expert 2, wife); B. Perry Woodside III (husband)
Kittredge

Summary

In a first, state high court “cautiously” decides enterprise goodwill is marital property subject to equitable division and affirms that personal goodwill is not; court rejects claim that only professionals can develop personal goodwill in a business.
Moore v. Moore
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