Private Equity in Divorce
Divorce can be complex, especially when private equity investments are involved. Private equity refers to investments made in private companies, which may be challenging to value and divide. In this video, we break down how to handle private equity during a divorce.
Key points include: 1. Valuation Challenges: Determining the current value of private equity investments can be difficult. These investments could be worth a lot or nothing at all. We explore options for evaluating these assets and the potential use of “if-as-and-when” distributions. 2. Distribution and Division: We discuss the process of dividing private equity when it becomes liquid. This includes handling taxes and potential complications with transferring ownership between spouses. 3. Reporting Requirements: Learn how to manage reporting on private equity assets during and after the divorce process to ensure fair division. 4. Business Valuation:
For private equity that involves active businesses, we cover methods for valuing and dividing these assets with the help of forensic accountants. If you have any questions about private equity or other divorce-related matters, don’t hesitate to reach out on our email address info@miller-law.com or call us at (914) 685-9805. Thank you for watching.