The Division of Marital Assets in Maryland is a Sensitive Topic and We Will Help to Get You What You Deserve
Business Assets
Our Collaborative Law Group attorneys are all business when the time comes to divide business assets among divorcing couples. We want what is best for you, as the person who perhaps started or co-owned the business, and the very best for what such a property division portends for your family’s future.
We insist on everyone’s best efforts for this phase of your divorce because property division should be done correctly the first time. These aspects of your settlement are tough to change. This tenacity and attention to detail enable the kind of honest assessment you receive as a part of our quality legal representation, in addition to the positive outlook and eagerness to negotiate that can get results for you.
We will consult with accountants, appraisers and other financial experts on business valuations. Our detail-minded attorneys effectively examine business ownership interests and the status of all kinds of real estate. We want what is in your best interests and those of future generations too.
Our 41-year-old Maryland practice’s long-standing tradition of lending you an ear and giving you a voice applies to business assets division as well. Contact our law offices in Columbia if we can be of service.
We Crunch The Numbers For You
Dividing business assets in a divorce requires the accumulation of precise facts and figures and interpreting them with an eye toward the future — yours and your family’s. Adding to these unique complexities are the roles sometimes played by the presence of closely held businesses, farmlands, and property holdings such as oil or gas royalty streams or stock options.
Our wealth of experience in valuing many types of tangible and intangible business assets can protect your rights and interests while working with all parties to achieve a fair, equitable business property settlement.
Business Assets of All Sizes
Small-business assets, valuations, and divisions can prove complex if one spouse owns the company during the marriage. How we measure the increase in the value of the business during the marriage depends mainly on what we can find out from you and learn from our own research. Also, we will need to help decide who has the right to manage the business after your divorce, if it has been run jointly in the past.
Our sound guidance in these delicate matters has helped many of our Maryland divorce clients move toward consensus. We can apply different business valuation methods and are aware of the many variables that can affect a valuation. We know what questions to ask, what outside source’s input may be necessary, and how to challenge an opposing expert if the situation demands it.
Our many years of valuable experience in assisting divorcing couples with the division of business property covers every contingency, from dealing with small retailers to professional practice groups and large manufacturing firms. We want a solution that is viable for you and conducive to the continuous success of whatever business we are discussing.
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We want to hear the details of the business assets issues that have accompanied your divorce or related family law problem. At The Collaborative Law Group in Columbia, our experienced attorneys lend you an ear and give you a voice. Contact us today by phone or e-mail. You should know about the many advantages of collaborative family law over civil litigation.