Salumbides v. Salumbides

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marital dissolution/divorce
discovery, accounts receivable
Salumbides v. Salumbides
2011 WL 835102 (Neb. App.) (unpublished)
US
State Court
Nebraska
Court of Appeals
Steve Groetke
Moore

Summary

Divorce court values medical practice based solely on accounts receivable, largely due to lack of evidence and cooperation from owner-spouse.
Salumbides v. Salumbides
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