Business Valuation

A number you can defend, not just a number.

Anyone can multiply revenue by a rule of thumb. A real valuation withstands a skeptical buyer, an opposing expert, or a judge. Our valuations are built from your actual financials, your market, and recognized valuation methodology — and documented so the conclusion can be explained and defended line by line.

When you need a valuation

• Merger, acquisition, or sale negotiations — on either side of the table
• Bringing in or buying out shareholders and partners
• Marital dissolution where a business is part of the estate
• Estate and gift planning, and succession to the next generation
• Shareholder and partnership disputes
• Buy-sell agreements that need a real number behind them

Valuation and litigation, under one roof

Many of our valuations are performed in contested settings. That experience shapes every report we write: we assume someone hostile will read it, so we build it to hold.

Common questions

How long does a valuation take?

Typically a few weeks once we have your financial records — faster when deadlines demand it. Litigation timelines are accommodated.

Will you testify to your conclusion?

Yes. We prepare every valuation as if testimony may be required, and we support our work through deposition and trial when it is.