Business Valuation
South Carolina Business Valuation Lawyer
When the division of marital property involves a business, be it a law practice, a medical or dental practice, or a manufacturing or other company, careful attention needs to be paid to how that business is valued. Accurate valuation is a critical issue no matter what side of the case you are on.
If the business in question is yours, asset protection is a priority and you want to make certain that all of the factors that could reasonably be expected to lower the value of the business are fairly considered. Likewise, if your spouse is responsible for managing or operating the business, you want to make certain that all of the business's assets are fully and fairly accounted for.
At the Rosen Law Firm, we represent wives and husbands in the Charleston area and the surrounding region in matters involving family and small business valuation. Our attorneys work closely with certified public accountants, economists, and others to calculate the true value of assets such as:
- Real estate companies
- Family businesses
- Professional practices (law firms, dental offices, medical practices, etc.)
- Bars and restaurants
- Manufacturing operations
- Retail stores
- Franchises
Our divorce and property division practice is managed by Robert Rosen, an attorney with more than 30 years of experience in the areas of domestic and international business valuation. In Bakala v. Bakala, Mr. Rosen represented the wife of a Czech-born businessman with financial and restaurant industry holdings in Prague. In that case, Mr. Rosen was successful in obtaining a fair property division involving assets overseas.
Contacting Our Tri-County Area Law Office
For straight talk and real answers to your questions about professional practice or family business valuation, call us in Charleston, South Carolina, at 1-843-377-1700 or contact us via e-mail with a brief description of your legal needs. We offer flexible appointment times and accept all major credit cards in payment for our services.
