The family-owned business is a source of complexity for family law attorneys. Tracking income for a company that may not have an immaculate accounting system, may have several transactions off the books, or sees assets comingled with nonbusiness accounts is complex and trying. Valuing these businesses is even more difficult.
The experienced panel examines this topic in-depth. The faculty looks at the family business, not just from a forensics perspective, but also from a valuation perspective, and provides a practical approach for how to best deal with the family business once you know what it is worth.
This practical program offers expert guidance to assist practitioners in understanding the complexities of the family business. A fair resolution for your client relies on an accurate accounting of the family business.
The experienced panel examines this topic in-depth. The faculty looks at the family business, not just from a forensics perspective, but also from a valuation perspective, and provides a practical approach for how to best deal with the family business once you know what it is worth.
This practical program offers expert guidance to assist practitioners in understanding the complexities of the family business. A fair resolution for your client relies on an accurate accounting of the family business.
Course Content
9:30 am - 9:35 am
9:35 am - 9:40 am
9:40 am - 9:53 am
9:53 am - 10:06 am
10:06 am - 10:32 am
10:32 am - 11:01 am
11:01 am - 11:17 am
11:17am - 11:32 am
11:32 am - 11:37 am
11:37 am -11:45 am
11:45 am - 12:01 pm
12:01 pm - 12:09 pm
12:09 pm - 12:30 pm
Please Note
Speakers
ChairFelix S. Betro, Esq.,
Law Office of Felix S. Betro, Foxborough
Faculty
Gary E. Blumenthal,
Betro and Company, PC, Foxborough
Heather Tullar, ASA, CPA/ABV, CFF ,
Valuation Research Corporation, Norwood