One of the many questions raised by a divorce is knowing what property you will receive at the end of the divorce. The answer to…
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When one or both spouses start or operate a business during the marriage, the gains in the value of the business become marital assets. But…
Today, more and more individuals own their own business, either as a sole proprietorship, a partnership or some form of limited liability entity (an LLC…
On behalf of The Marks Law Firm, L.L.C. posted in Divorce, Business Valuation, and Property Division on Wednesday, April 23, 2014 Recently, a family court judge…