Divorce is a difficult event to endure in one’s life. Nonetheless, it is a reality for many. Likewise very real are the decisions that need to be made by the spouses regarding the care of the children, if there are any, and the splitting of the marital estate which can have long term consequences for both.

When one of the marital assets in question in a divorce is a business, many questions come to the fore, which can cause fear and anxiety. A spouse may be concerned about whether they will be cheated by an undervaluation of the asset. Or conversely, worried about an overvaluation causing undue hardship. Claims that the business is not making any money, or has hidden assets can cause legitimate apprehension. Whatever the situation may be in a particular case, issues like these create fears that intensify the litigation involved. A spouse may be hard pressed to believe anything without verification and analysis by an independent third-party.

Our valuations for divorce purposes fill this void. During the valuation process at LVS, we listen to each party’s concerns, take a thorough look at the business and provide an independent, unbiased analysis to alleviate both parties’ fears. We routinely provide divorce valuations to our clients and are available, if called upon, to provide expert testimony regarding our valuation.

If you have a concern about your divorce, call us now for a no obligation consultation or submit an inquiry in the contact section of our website.