In re Marriage
of Blazer, (August 25, 2009)(partially unpublished) The California Court
of Appeal considered two issues
of first impression: whether an
owner's
capital account in a small, closely held company should count toward his income for determining spousal support; and whether the
ultimate support award, when combined with the disposition and division
of the business as a going concern, constitutes an impermissible «double dip» into the income stream
of the business and
of the
owner - spouse.
Additionally, because
of its flexible
capital, Inland Green Capital was able to provide interim, unsecured financing to the property owner to commence the renovations pending the closing of the ultimate PACE transaction, without the typical underwriting parameters of a conventional banking
capital, Inland Green
Capital was able to provide interim, unsecured financing to the property owner to commence the renovations pending the closing of the ultimate PACE transaction, without the typical underwriting parameters of a conventional banking
Capital was able to provide interim, unsecured financing to the property
owner to commence the renovations pending the closing
of the
ultimate PACE transaction, without the typical underwriting parameters
of a conventional banking source.