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IVS 200: Valuing Businesses and Business Interests in Family Law Disputes
When a couple separates and a business forms part of the asset pool, determining its true value becomes a critical step in reaching a fair property settlement. For many families, the business may represent years of effort, income security, and future financial stability. However, valuing a business is rarely straightforward. Questions quickly arise. Is the valuation based on the whole business or only a shareholding? Does the interest represent control? Are there non-operatin
DB Forensic
Mar 183 min read
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IVS 103: Valuation Approaches Used in Family Law Business Valuations
When a business forms part of a family law property settlement, determining its value can become one of the most contested issues in the case. One party may believe the business is worth millions, while the other may argue it is worth far less. These disagreements often arise because valuing a business is not simply about reading financial statements. It requires applying recognised valuation approaches that analyse the business from different financial perspectives. This is
DB Forensic
Mar 183 min read
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