Summary
Kentucky Supreme Court holds with majority rule that distinguishes enterprise goodwill (marital property, divisible) from personal goodwill (non-marital, non-divisible) in valuing professional practices for purposes of divorce.
See Also
Gaskill v. Robbins (II)
Kentucky Supreme Court holds with majority rule that distinguishes enterprise goodwill (marital property, divisible) from personal goodwill (non-marital, non-divisible) in valuing professional practices for purposes of divorce.