Goodwill Value Ignored When Business Is Liquidated

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December 20, 2005

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marital dissolution/divorce
Mary Jo Rupert v. Alonzo C. Rupert
2004 Ohio 6964
US
State Court
Ohio
Court of Appeals
Dan Martin, Ted E. Cornwell
Blake Radcliffe, CPA; Steve Zender, CPA
Bryant

Summary

The Ohio Court of Appeals, 3rd District, affirmed the trial court’s order to liquidate a business’ assets, thus, destroying the business’ goodwill, which testimony indicated had a substantial value.

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Mary Jo Rupert v. Alonzo C. Rupert

Full Text of Court Cases
December 20, 2005

The Ohio Court of Appeals, Third District affirmed the trial court’s order to liquidate a business’ assets, thus, destroying the business’ goodwill, which testimony indicated had a substantial value.