Dividing the assets of a family business in divorce can be very complex. One spouse may be the main party running the business, but many times a family business is defined as community property under Arizona law. Financial disputes involving significant assets can turn extremely contentious quickly, and you should be sure to have an experienced lawyer on your side who knows how to protect your rights, your best interests and your assets while keeping track of how the business division will affect your other family law issues in divorce.
At Thompson Law Firm, we help couples in Maricopa County and throughout the East Valley come to cooperative agreements in dividing business assets through negotiation, divorce mediation or litigation. Our Chandler law firm takes the path that will obtain your best result.
Protect what is yours and secure a fruitful future following a high-asset divorce.
Please call us today at 888-496-7764 or contact us online to discuss your particular business situation with our experienced attorneys. Whether you are a small-business owner or need to protect the assets of a business that has been in your family for generations, our divorce and business division attorneys can help you evaluate all your options and make the informed decisions that will accomplish your goals.
Arizona Business Valuation Attorneys
We have more than 10 years of experience helping Arizona clients resolve difficult financial situations. There are many factors to consider in making appropriate business valuations, protecting what is rightfully yours and structuring your finances the right way to accomplish your objective.
Many factors can influence business division cases in divorce, including:
- Prenuptial or a postnuptial agreements protecting the business
- A prenup or postnup defining how the business would be divided in divorce
- If community funds were used to start or support the business
- Both spouses' level of involvement in running the business
Practical Resolutions to Complex Issues
We will advocate for your best interests in or out of court, whether your best option is to sell off the business assets or work to protect the operational structure of your business. You do have options. One party can buy out the other party, or one party can trade other assets such as home or other property equity in order to keep the business operational.
Contact Us Today
Our attorneys are diligent in protecting your interests and your assets through intelligent and thorough representation. Call us at 888-496-7764 or contact us online to schedule a consultation about your options and creatively resolving your business division issues.
