Arizona couple's $305,800 business valuation upheld in divorce dispute
An Arizona couple, married in 2016, built three businesses before filing for divorce in 2023. During the divorce, the husband disputed a business valuation and claimed loans as marital debt. The court found his loan documentation lacking credibility and upheld a valuation of $305,800. After a trial, the court awarded businesses to the wife and denied...
Key Takeaways
- An Arizona couple, married in 2016, built three businesses before filing for divorce in 2023.
- During the divorce, the husband disputed a business valuation and claimed loans as marital debt.
- The court found his loan documentation lacking credibility and upheld a valuation of $305,800.
An Arizona couple, married in 2016, built three businesses before filing for divorce in 2023. During the divorce, the husband disputed a business valuation and claimed loans as marital debt. The court found his loan documentation lacking credibility and upheld a valuation of $305,800. After a trial, the court awarded businesses to the wife and denied the husband's claims about wasted funds.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.