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Illinois Divorce: Valuing a small business in a divorce

Valuing a small business in a divorce can be complex and often involves several methods. Here are some common approaches: Income Approach: Capitalization of Earnings: This method estimates future profits and applies a capitalization rate to determine the business’s value. Discounted Cash Flow (DCF): Projects future cash flows and discounts…

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Illinois Divorce: Factors to Consider in Deciding to Divorce

Excerpted from psychcentral.com: Are You Ready For Divorce? 7 Questions To Ask Yourself ” This article outlines what couples need to do to face the numerous dilemmas associated with divorce. But first, they must identify their unique dilemma. Couples facing the possibility of a divorce face one of these three…

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Kane County Divorce; Collaborative Divorce and Saving Money

CPA Ginita Wall has some sound advice for strategies for separating out the emotion in a divorce from the financial outcomes. Attorney Michael Roe has seen, from years in practice interfacing with judges in cases with complex financial issues, that judges are more interested in well managed facts, organized information,…

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DuPage and Kane County Cooperative Divorce

I have written in this blog on Collaborative and Cooperative Divorce and conducted a seminar last year for the Kane County ADR Committee on Collaborative and Cooperative Divorce. The Collaborative Divorce offers some distinct advantages to divorcing parties over the typical bitterly contested, litigated divorce. However, there have been some…

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Collaborative Divorce: It Works for the Material Girl

Madonna and Guy Ritchie could be the first high-profile couple to divorce collaborative-style. The new, fast-track and non-confrontational way of reaching arrangements over money and children on divorce has just won senior judicial backing – in the week that the couple’s split became public knowledge. Collaborative law does not sound…

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Divorce Wars Lessening? Collaborative and Cooperative Divorce Have Helped

What many family lawyers have sensed for a few years has now been corroborated by Gregg Herman, who chairs the American Bar Association Family Law Section. He says, “Divorce has become far less litigious in that more cases are settled than litigated.” The members of the American Academy of Matrimonial…

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