Effect of COVID-19 on Business Valuations and Family Law Settlements
Issues covered include: COVID-19. business valuation theory, family law perspective, share valuation, questionable business valuations
Description
Explore the effects of COVID-19 on business valuations and Family Law property settlements. Consider how you might advise your clients on the question whether to update a current valuation and, if so, what information is required, how to get and evaluate it and more. Understand what are your client’s best options and strategies when dealing with existing and future business valuations in this changed market.
Trevor Monaghan, a CAANZ Business Valuation Specialist, will take you through all the factors you should take into account with respect to business valuations from a family law perspective at this time and in the future.
Attend and earn 1 CPD units in Professional Skills
This program is applicable to practitioners from all States & Territories
Once seminars are completed, delegates from Western Australia may apply to The Law Society of Western Australia for family law specialist accreditation points. Each application is subject to approval by the Accreditation Committee on a case by case basis and approval is not guaranteed. Your request for points form and attached materials can be emailed to accreditation@lawsocietywa.asn.au
- How do you apply business valuation theory and practice to events like COVID-19?
- Do I need to get a past valuation updated for COVID-19? If so, should I wait?
- How do you value a business from a family law perspective?
- What information is needed to competently value a business?
- Do I need a business valuation or a share valuation? What is the difference?
- How can a solicitor know what a questionable business valuation looks like?
- What are the top 10 mistakes made by solicitors engaging a business valuer?
Presented by Trevor Monaghan (CAANZ Business Valuation Specialist), Managing Director, Climax Valuations and Forensics Pty Ltd