Unlike most other professional practices such as a law practice, dental
practices are regularly bought, improved, and sold. Companies such as
Tier Three Brokerage, appraise dental practices. The separation date is
the focus point for the valuation of your dental practice. In other
words, the value of your dental practice will be determined as of the
date of separation. Upon separation, it will be necessary to equalize
your assets with your spouse, including your dental practice, bank, and
investment accounts (registered retirement savings plans, non-registered
accounts, etc.) and real property. For personalized guidance during this
process, many turn to
divorce lawyers in Toronto
who have experience with complex professional asset division.
