Morton v. Morton
In this marital dissolution, the issue was whether the trial court abused its discretion in selecting the parties' separation date as the valuation date.
Scharfman v. Scharfman
In this marital dissolution case, the issue was the appropriate valuation date for the parties' 85 operating entities, which, in turn, owned more than 100 residential rental real estate properties.
Richards v. Knuchel
In determining whether a legal malpractice claim involving a marital dissolution action would have succeeded on appeal, the district court had ruled that the trial court's valuation of husband's business was not erroneous, and husband appealed.
Steneken v. Steneken (II)
The question was whether it is impermissible "double counting" to use actual income for alimony purposes but a lower "normalized" income amount when valuing a closely held business for equitable distribution purposes.
Fausch v. Fausch
The valuation issues in this marital dissolution were whether a discount for lack of marketability should have been applied to husband's minority interests in two medical-practice businesses, and whether a buy-sell provision in a third business was determ ...
Bersin v. Golonka
One of the issues in this marital dissolution was the value of husband's 1000 shares of non-voting stock in the Sanger Clinic, P.A., where he was a senior partner.
Taaid v. Taaid
In this marital dissolution case, the primary valuation issue was how much husband's medical practice had increased in value.
Stageberg v. Stageberg
In this marital dissolution case, the trial court determined that husband's right to contingency fees from his legal practice, obtained before the valuation date, were marital assets.
In re the Marriage of Walbon
In this marital dissolution, one of the issues was the correct valuation of husband's family trucking business, comprised of three companies.
Lannes v. Lannes
At issue in this marital dissolution case was the value of husband's security software company, AnnaZach Software.
Washington v. Washington
In this marital dissolution, there were two main issues: the correct valuation date of husband's interest in Washford Enterprises, a group home, and whether wife's expert, William Dacey, correctly applied the income approach.
Zerbe v. Zerbe
The issue in this marital dissolution was the value of husband’s medical practice.
Rhinehart v. Rhinehart
The issue in this marital dissolution was the value of husband’s interest in a law firm.
Gill v. Gill
In this marital dissolution, the issue was the value of wife’s interest in her CPA practice (CPA practice) and the value of the couple’s funeral home (Gill LLC) that was operated by husband.
Schneider v. Schneider
The issue in this marital dissolution was the value of husband’s dental practice and whether personal goodwill and accounts receivable should be included in that value.
Gardner v. Gardner
At issue in this marital dissolution appeal was the value of husband’s medical practice.
Failure to consider tax and sale consequences in valuation upheld
One of the issues in this divorce appeal concerns the property distribution, including distribution of the family farm corporation.
Parol evidence of components of sales price admissible for valuation
An issue raised in this marital dissolution concerned the husband's 50% interest in Z & G, Inc. The wife appealed the trial court's valuation of $105,653. During the divorce proceeding ...
Bidwell v. Bidwell (II)
At issue is the valuation of couple's grocery business.
Bidwell denied sale of business on motion to reconsider
The Oregon Court of Appeals allowed the husband's motion to reconsider its decision to uphold the property division in Bidwell v. Bidwell (abstracted in J&L BVU October 2000).
Is "bottom-up" method acceptable in valuing minority interests?
Is "bottom-up" method acceptable in valuing minority interests? I just did a presentation to a large law firm. A senior partner in the firm took issue with the "bottom ...
Becker v. Perkins-Becker
At issue is the admittance of expert testimony.
Court’s division based on pro rata breach of fiduciary duty
At issue in this marital dissolution was the valuation of the couple’s engineering consulting business, Oasis Consulting.
Court values business counting only physical assets and cash
One issue in this marital dissolution case was the value of wife’s social security representation business.
Grace v. Grace
At issue is the valuation and inclusion of husband's ranch stock in the marital estate.