Shewbart v. Shewbart (II)

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5812 Eating and Drinking Places
722511 Full-Service Restaurants
marital dissolution/divorce
fair value
Shewbart v. Shewbart (II)
2010 WL 5030125 (Ala. Civ. App.)
US
State Court
Alabama
Court of Appeals
Carter Norvell (wife)
Moore

Summary

Court finds that 2x EBITDA multiple is not too low for restaurant valuation, due to 2008 economic downturn and long hours by husband, a solo proprietor.
Shewbart v. Shewbart (II)
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Court finds that 2x EBITDA multiple is not too low for restaurant valuation, due to 2008 economic downturn and long hours by husband, a solo proprietor.

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