Stewart v. Stewart

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goodwill
Stewart v. Stewart
2007 Ida. LEXIS 17
US
State Court
Idaho
Supreme Court
James A. Bevis, Stanley W. Welsh
Unnamed
Trout

Summary

Idaho declines to make the distinction between enterprise and personal goodwill in valuing a professional practice in divorce, holding all goodwill is marital property.
Stewart v. Stewart
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