Bringing Credibility to the Courtroom
When it comes to business appraisals associated with divorce cases, Oregon lawyer David Daniel has one goal. He hires the best and the most honest person to represent his clients in court because he knows that is the best way to establish credibility.
Anyone can hire anybody to say whatever they want about the value of their business. But that is not the way we operate at the law firm of M. David Daniel, Attorney & Counselor at Law, LLC. Our experience has shown us that presenting credible and honest information is vitally important because it stands up in court.
Corvallis Complex Divorce Attorney
David Daniel can handle all complex property division matters, including those involving ownership of a business. Over the years, he has worked with many clients who have needed to untangle and divide their property and business holdings after a divorce.
Sorting out business valuation issues as part of a divorce can be emotionally challenging and painful, so our law firm takes a straightforward approach to evaluating what the business is worth within the marriage. For instance, a doctor with a private practice would naturally get his practice during a divorce; but how much does he or she have to compensate the other spouse for the value of the practice?
A knowledgeable attorney with experience in complex divorce cases can lay out all the pieces of the marital estate. David Daniel works diligently on business valuation issues to get his clients a fair property settlement.
Call Salem Divorce Business Valuation Attorney
When your life comes apart after a divorce, you need someone who can help fit the pieces of your life back together. David Daniel has two decades' worth of experience handling complex divorce cases involving business valuations. Contact him at 888-596-6698 or send him an e-mail by filling out the form on this website.
The law firm of M. David Daniel, Attorney & Counselor at Law, LLC, has 25 years' experience handling complex divorce cases. We help our clients with residential and commercial real estate, multiple pensions, 401(k) and other retirement plans, investments and collections of art, antiques or vehicles.
