Taking charge before it’s too late

One of the biggest problems a privately held business owner usually has in a divorce proceeding is the risk that a court will find his or her ownership interest to be worth far more than all or most of the other assets combined in a marital estate. This creates the obvious problem of how the business owner pays his or her spouse an equitable share of the estate, especially since most businesses do not have the …

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