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    Determining Reasonable Compensation (Part 2)

    UncategorizedBy ronanfusoJanuary 13, 2023Leave a comment

    By Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA Industry-Specific Databases The specific databases I have subscribed to for several years are surveys of attorneys, physicians, and accountants. Although some accountants may not obtain these surveys due to their cost, I subscribe because each provides a wealth of information that enables me to more accurately…

    Determining Reasonable Compensation

    UncategorizedBy ronanfusoOctober 3, 2022Leave a comment

    By Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA I always inform judges, attorneys and clients that business valuation is not an exact science. Two of those areas that require some subjectivity when valuing a business are the determination of reason- able compensation and the risk associated with the business. The means by which to…

    How to Determine Whether an Accountant Is Qualified to Work on a Case

    UncategorizedBy ronanfusoJuly 27, 2022Leave a comment

    Ron’s Corner  This is an article I never had planned to write. However, I felt compelled to do so due to the incompetent accounting I have recently witnessed.  Lately, I have been involved in cases in which the opposing attorneys hired inexperienced accountants. In some instances, accountants created a mess for the other attorneys’ clients. Here…

    Moore/Marsden: Failure to Submit Sufficient Evidence

    Divorce, Forensic Accounting- Family LawBy ronanfusoMay 30, 2022Leave a comment

    In re Marriage of Nakiya Ramsey and Steven Holmes  Presented by Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA Second Appellate District Background Nakiya Ramsey and Steven Holmes were married in October 2007 and separated in April of 2015. They had two children. The family lived in the home at issue from February 2005 until…

    Settling a Case: “Buyer’s Remorse?”

    UncategorizedBy ronanfusoFebruary 24, 2022Leave a comment

    Buyer’s remorse in family law occurs when one party, after agreeing with the court’s findings, decides he or she was unhappy with the ruling. In this case, Susan, the respondent, moved for an order to set aside judgment based on her opinion that Kevin, the other party, provided false information in the Declaration of Disclosure.*…

    Child Support Arrearages and Remarriage: Will the New Spouse Be on the Hook?

    UncategorizedBy ronanfusoDecember 3, 2021Leave a comment

    Presented by Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA The Trial Court’s Decision Fred and Jill Smith were divorced in 1986. They had one child, for whom Fred was ordered to pay child support. Fred fell into arrears and, at the time of the Court of Appeals hearing, owed $190,000. His trial court request…

    Rebutting Tracings and Meeting the Burden of Proof

    Newsletters, UncategorizedBy ronanfusoOctober 12, 2021Leave a comment

    By Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA The burden of proof in family law is the obligation of a spouse to bring forth evidence of a claim of separate property. In these instances, assets are presumed community property unless a party sufficiently traces and meets the burden of proof that an asset is…

    Understanding Hardship Deductions

    NewslettersBy ronanfusoSeptember 14, 2021Leave a comment

    By Lawrence Markey, Esq. and Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA Child support litigation in California has caused the spilling of an ocean of ink and toner, yet to many attorneys, the magic box we call the “guideline” remains as mysterious as ever.  One component that adds to the opacity of the statewide…

    Part 4: I Thought California is a No-Fault State

    NewslettersBy ronanfusoSeptember 14, 2021Leave a comment

    Presented by Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA Yes, California is a no-fault state.  However, no fault relates only to grounds for the termination of a marriage.  Financial fault, on the other hand, has no limits.  It can lie in the past, present or future.  In fact, it seems that as time passes…

    Part 2: I Thought California is a No-Fault State

    NewslettersBy ronanfusoSeptember 14, 2021Leave a comment

    Presented by Ron J. Anfuso, CPA, ABV, CFF, CDFA, FABFA Yes, California is a no-fault state.  However, no fault relates only to grounds for the termination of a marriage.  Financial fault, on the other hand, has no limits.  It can lie in the past, present or future.  In fact, it seems that as time passes…

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