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Divorces involving a family business raise questions most people have never had a reason to ask. This post is part of a series answering the
When one spouse owns a business, or both do, the divorce changes shape. The business is usually the biggest asset, the main source of income,
Yes. Tulalip Tribal Court can hear a divorce when at least one spouse is an enrolled member of the Tulalip Tribes. That is the threshold
A business valuation report just landed in your divorce case. It’s long, it’s technical, and one number in it may decide the biggest financial issue
Your child has been taken abroad without your consent. Or a trip that was supposed to end has turned into a refusal to come home.
Business valuation looks like math. Divide cash flow by a rate, get a value. But nearly every input in that math is a professional judgment
Your parenting plan is the single best place to protect against international child abduction. Once a child has left the country, your options shrink dramatically
Every business valuation report, no matter how thick, rests on three basic approaches: income, market, and asset based. The appraiser usually runs more than one,
Most international parental abductions don’t come out of nowhere. Looking back, left-behind parents almost always describe warning signs they noticed but didn’t know how to
If you or your spouse owns a business, that business is probably the biggest number in your divorce. It’s also the hardest one to pin
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