Husband sues for half of wife's business ownership

Article Abstract:

All data in property valuations of a couple are relevant in case they end up in divorce. A court ruling on a divorce case prove in a company, which she inherited from her father. The court allowed the husband to receive $270,000 and 30,000 shares times $9, which can be paid quarterly over five years at 8% interest. The shares of stock were valued at $12 per share. The ruling was based on the fact that the wife was a minority owner who was unable to pay for the dividends and sell the shares in the public market.

Cases, Divorce settlements, Equitable distribution of marital property, Divorce property distribution

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Financial analysis - 17 areas to review

Article Abstract:

An assessment of the financial performance of a business should focus on cash flow, income, assets, liabilities, debt, equity, inventory and accounts receivable turnovers, and tax position. Among the issues that need to be analyzed are the company's basic liquidity and turnover ratios, investments in or advances to affiliates, consolidating financial statements of profit and loss, goodwill and other intangible assets, and cost basis for inventories and inventory reserves.

Finance & Stockholder Relations, Methods, Evaluation, Finance, Business enterprises, Financial analysis, Financial management

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