Annual Increase in Value of Stock Options Included in Income for Child Support Purposes
The Ohio Court of Appeals, 9th District, remanded the issue of valuing the husband’s income inclusive of vested, but unexercised stock options.
Choosing One Expert's Valuation Over Another Not Abuse of Discretion by Trial Court
In this marital dissolution, the husband challenged the classification, value, and distribution of assets. Two of the issues on appeal were (1) whether 538 shares of MicroAssist stock ...
Strenk v. Strenk
In this marital dissolution, the husband challenged the classification, value, and distribution of assets, including a 35 percent stock interest.
Excess earnings method acceptable
Husband contends that the trial court erred in valuing TAM Corp., in which he is a majority owner.
In re the Marriage of Banning
Husband contends that the trial court erred in valuing TAM Corporation, in which he is a majority owner, because of the capitalization rate used.
Does Dissenter's Rights Suit Negate Buy-Sell Floor Price?
The issue in this case is whether shareholder, Croxton, waived his right to receive an individual, independent contractual amount for his shares in Magnus Software Corp. (MSC) when he demanded fair value for his stock under Georgia's dissenter's rights statutes.
Croxton v. MSC Holding
At issue is whether a shareholder who has an individual, independent contract requiring him to sell, and the corporation to buy, his shares at a certain time for a minimum price is in all cases limited to the statutory appraisal.