Eslami v. Eslami
Medical practice may have distributable goodwill. Comparable sales would be the most persuasive evidence of such value, but capitalization of excess earnings was also permissible.
Medical practice may have distributable goodwill. Comparable sales would be the most persuasive evidence of such value, but capitalization of excess earnings was also permissible.
Dentist’s solo practice, including its goodwill, is marital property.
Professional goodwill can be marital property, although in this case, law firm partnership agreement controls.
Part of value for dental practice was a restrictive covenant which represented goodwill and should be divided.
Solo podiatry practice had goodwill and should be valued and distributed, as distinguished from a law practice. Medical doctor’s practice is more easily transferred than a law practice.
Automobile transport business has goodwill and is properly valued using capitalization of excess earnings method.
Goodwill of husband’s interest in professional practice is a martial asset.
Personal goodwill should have been included in the valuation of dental practice where wife had waived maintenance.