CASE NOTES
The Asset Pool
Unvested. Do Such Shares Have Any Relevance (450KB)Putting a Price on the Date of Separation (273KB)
The Risk of Double Counting the Value of a Business (276KB)
Dicing Asset by Asset in a Short Relationship (361KB)
To Add Back or not to Add Back (273KB)
Valuing a Professional Business Interest in the Family Court (276KB)
Are Share Options and Rights treated as property by the Family Court (283KB)
Vanishing assets may still be part of the matrimonial asset pool (including those spent on legal fees) (US) (315KB)
Bankruptcy and Trust Claims Place Numerous Parties Onboard a Sinking Matrimonial Vessel (189KB)
Competing Bankruptcy, Trust and Spouse Claims (190KB)To Add Back Post-Separation Expenditure or Not (266KB)
The Competing Presumptions of Advancement (Gifts) and Resulting Trusts (197KB)
Are Trade Creditors a Relevant Farm Valuation Consideration (142KB)
Is a Prospective Forced Sale of an Asset a Relevant Valuation Consideration (145KB)Can a $4.8M Tax Loss be a Family Law Financial Resource ? (584KB)Inheritances Are They In Or Out ? (367KB)
Post Separation Acquired Property from a Workcover Settlement (290KB)Valuing a Reminder Interest (522KB)When to Make an Interim Property Application (355KB)
SuperannuationAlternatives to Splitting a Defined Benefit Superannuation PensionIs an Equal division of Superannuation Always AppropriateIs the Valuation Date for Superannuation the Date of Separation or the Hearing (267KB)To Split or Not to Split an Indexed Superannuation Pension (278KB)Superannuation Post Separation (260KB)Superannuation Post Separation (No 2) (284KB)Splitting Superannuation When There’s Nothing Else (526KB)
