Complex Property Division & Business Valuation

Business Valuation and Complex Property Division Lawyers in New Jersey

When going through a divorce, there are many different issues that must be addressed. Complex property division, business valuation and high-dollar asset distribution are major complicating factors that many divorcing couples argue over. If you are facing these issues, turn to an experienced property division attorney that is qualified to handle cases involving large asset and closely held business division.

We at Goldstein & Bachman are able to assess your property division case and determine the best way in which to pursue the property and assets to which you are entitled. When a large marital estate is subject to division in the course of a divorce, it is important that you enlist the assistance of an attorney that has a full understanding of the way in which complex marital property division is handled. These types of estates often raise unique issues, such as tax complications, that need to be thoroughly addressed to minimize future issues.

Using our knowledge and working with forensic accountants and financial analysts, we investigate the origins and ends of financial assets. We can divide commingled assets, identify hidden marital assets and marital debts, and trace the chain of possession of individual assets.

Business Valuation

Clients often do not understand their rights to portions of the closely held business when one or both spouses have interests in the business. Each business valuation attorney at our firm is a strong advocate for clients seeking favorable outcomes regarding marital property and business division.

When attempting to determine the value of a business for division, we seek the advice and guidance of business valuation experts who can complete the appraisal. Determining the accurate monetary value of a business is important in a divorce. By ensuring that the proper value is placed on the business, we can take steps that are essential in seeing that you receive your fair share of the business, or are compensated for the portion of the business to which you are entitled.

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