BVU News and Trends December 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
BVR featured in ABA podcast on divorce valuations
BVWire editors Sylvia Golden and Andy Dzamba joined moderator Tom Urquhart at the American Bar Association on a podcast to discuss Business Valuation in Divorce: A Case Compendium, a book co-published by BVR and the ABA.
Attorneys and Valuers Link Up at AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference
Coverage of several sessions that include tips on managing client expectations in uncertain times and the new “abnormal” with respect to executive compensation.
BVU News and Trends November 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
New book on Colorado valuations for family lawyers and judges
The Financial Expert Guide for Family Law Judges and Attorneys, Colorado edition, goes a long way toward educating triers of fact, attorneys, and experts on the key valuation cases and legal principles in Colorado.
How to value a business and settle a divorce during COVID-19; divorce professionals share tips
How do you resolve a divorce case during COVID-19, when many businesses in all kinds of industries are coping with significant losses and continuing uncertainty over future performance? This was the topic of an excellent panel discussion that was part of the recent virtual AAML/BVR divorce conference.
BVU News and Trends September 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
10 Takeaways From the AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference
Family law attorneys, valuation professionals, and industry experts shared advice during the AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference, which is ongoing and will continue tomorrow, September 24.
Beware of this loaded question about projections amid COVID-19
Projections have always attracted scrutiny, but the pandemic has intensified this attention.
AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference starts September 9
It’s a whole new world for valuations in the context of marital dissolution, so don’t miss the Virtual Divorce Conference, presented by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and Business Valuation Resources (BVR).
Free webinar tomorrow on valuations for marital dissolutions
Join us for a free, action-packed, 60-minute webinar of short compelling insights into business valuations in a divorce context from leading experts.
Virtual Divorce Conference offers 1:1 video networking
Want to connect one-on-one with a valuation expert or attorney specializing in divorce matters?
Free webinar reveals divorce valuation insights
Mark your calendar for an August 27 free webinar designed as a lightning round of observations and advice about divorce valuations in today’s challenging environment.
Valuations for divorce: That was then, this is now (Part 2)
It’s a whole new ballgame for valuations in the context of marital dissolution, which is why the AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference will focus on the most important issues impacted by all of the recent changes.
Stopgap for postponed National Divorce Conference
The AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference in Las Vegas has been postponed, but there are so many important issues that the AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference was created.
Valuations for divorce: That was then, this is now
For those experts grappling with business valuations in a divorce context, practical tips and advice will be presented in what had been the AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference—but has been re-engineered as the AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference.
BVU News and Trends April 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
Will BV experts see a spike in divorce business?
Yes, it’s likely if the trend in China spreads to here.
Preliminary agenda out for 2020 AAML/BVR National Divorce Conference
Do you share one of the dirty little secrets of valuation?
BV expert shows how to produce a viable valuation with little financial data available
BV expertise matters, as a recent Florida divorce case shows in which the parties’ experts faced the challenge of valuing a company that once operated abroad but was sold a decade before the divorce trial.
Attorneys and Valuers Strengthen Ties at AAML/BVR Divorce Confab
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, expert witnessing, rigged valuations, and other interesting topics were presented at the National Divorce Conference (in Las Vegas May 8-10) co-sponsored by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and Business Valuation Resources (BVR). Here’s a recap of some important takeaways.
Coverture Fraction Method Best BV Approach in Face of Lack of Financial Data
In divorce case, appellate court affirms use of coverture fraction method to determine marital value of husband’s firm on the valuation date (1995), where company operated abroad, “normal” financial documents were not available, and interest was sold a decade before the divorce trial.
Kvinta v. Kvinta
In divorce case, appellate court affirms use of coverture fraction method to determine marital value of husband’s firm on the valuation date (1995), where company operated abroad, “normal” financial documents were not available, and interest was sold a decade before the divorce trial.
Connecticut court’s impermissible double dipping triggers remand
In a noteworthy decision, a Connecticut appellate court recently found the trial court double dipped when it divided the marital assets and calculated spousal support.
BVU News and Trends May 2019
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.