Sentences with phrase «assets in a fair way»

We help you cut through the emotional barrier, break down the communication roadblocks, and help you allocate financial and property assets in a fair way.

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In this way, you could include almost any good you own that has a fair market value or intangible asset (like the present value of my own future wages).

So we now have a way to connect the idea of Net Asset Value in Amit's and Marty's mind with fair value estimates (or expected return estimates - see my lectures on Relaxo) under Buffett's framework.

Taking decisive action is vital for companies like Statoil if they are to maximise the business opportunities, minimise the risks such as stranded assets and effectively plan to transition workers away from polluting sectors in a just and fair way.

Okoro, who joined the World Bank in February, has held a variety of senior roles in the past, including stints as GC at HSBC Global Asset Management and Barings, but it is fair to say none have piqued her interest in the same way as her current position.

A sliding scale (based on both income and assets in this case) is a fair way of allocating precious resources to those who really need them.

There needs to be a fair distribution of assets to both partners, and also a plan to distribute the financial resources in a way that achieves financial security for both parties.

«When a married couple separates, the court considers the assets of the marriage and redistributes them in a way that is fair.

21Million, which will also be the name of a movie and a TV series the company is developing, plans to use the blockchain to create a libertarian ecosystem for financing film and television content and managing the distribution of copyright assets in a fair, open and transparent way.

The law gives judges the discretion to distribute debts and assets between divorcing spouses in a way that seems fair.

It is an equitable distribution state, so all assets are divided between spouses in a way the judge deems fair.

Similarly, while Tennessee's property division statute requires that marital property be divided «fairly and equitably,» Collaborative Divorce allows the parties also to run particular settlement ideas through the filter of a neutral financial expert, who may have ideas about how to divide the estate in a way that is legally fair and equitable, but that also minimizes tax liability or maximizes growth on retirement assets, for example.

With some help from a financial specialist in the collaborative process, and after several collaborative law sessions, Springfield Collaborative Divorce and the collaborative team were able to devise a way to divide pre-tax assets, Canadian dollars, U.S. investments and cash, and the potential tax liabilities in a way that was fair and equitable to both parties.

A collaborative divorce attorney in Illinois can help them negotiate a fair amount of assets without going to court, which can be a way to save quite a bit of money on the divorce process.