Yes, all businesses, business assets and trust assets of either or both parties must be accounted for when dividing assets as part of a Property Settlement.
This is a complex area requiring expert knowledge of Companies, Trusts and Foundations as well as their interplay in asset ownership and financing. With over 20 years of true expertise on very high value business transactions Seraphus will help you navigate and untangle the web of ownership and financing structures which so often confuse other family lawyers.
The complexity of many businesses and business structures encourages:
- the business owning party to try to undervalue the business or assets; and
- the non-business party to overvalue the same.
This is where having Seraphus family lawyers, with more than 20 years’ experience dealing with large-scale businesses, their ownership structuring as well as Seraphus’ deep understanding of business financing arrangements can give you
a real and tangible advantage over other law firms in ascertaining the true worth of any business; asset; or ownership structure and thereby ensuring you receive your fair share.