Navigating Complex Asset Division in Divorce Cases
This comprehensive course explores the complex issue of dividing assets in divorce cases, with a particular focus on the "double dip" dilemma. Participants will gain a deep understanding of how to navigate the challenges of asset division, evaluate different types of assets, and apply appropriate valuation methods. The course covers practical strategies for identifying double dipping, understanding intangible and tangible assets, and working with business evaluators. Legal professionals will learn how to avoid common pitfalls and ensure equitable distribution of assets, even in complex cases involving businesses, pensions, and non-traditional income streams.
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Partner | Dischell, Bartle & Dooley, P.C.
Liz practices all areas of family law, including but not limited to, preparing pre- and post-nuptial agreements, obtaining no-fault and fault divorces, as well as litigating and settling equitable distribution, custody and support matters. Her clients value her collaborative and cost-effective approach to legal representation. Liz strives to resolve all matters expeditiously and efficiently while maintaining a high level of compassion and attention to detail. Prior to working at Dischell Bartle Dooley, Liz clerked for the Honorable Susan Devlin Scott, President Judge of Bucks County Court of Common Pleas and Administrative Judge of the Family Court. During her tenure, Liz learned many skills that have become essential to her representation of the best interests of her clients.
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