Property is often one of the most valuable assets considered during a family law property settlement. This may include commercial premises owned by a business, investment properties, development land, or buildings used by a company or trust. While many people think valuing property is straightforward, the reality can be far more complex. The value does not always relate only to the physical land or building. Instead, it depends on the legal rights attached to the property, su

When couples separate and a business is part of the asset pool, determining the value of that business becomes a critical part of the property settlement process. In Family Court matters, business valuations are not simply theoretical calculations. They influence financial settlements, asset division, and sometimes the long term financial security of both parties. Australian courts recognise several accepted methodologies when valuing a business in family law disputes. These