Join CBV Institute and FDRIO for this family law event that includes three dynamic sessions listed below.

In this mock arbitration, a family law lawyer, an arbitrator and a  CBV will demonstrate what a CBV can expect in cross-examination in a typical family law case.

• Lorne Wolfson, LL.B. – Partner (Family Law Group) – Torkin Manes – Toronto
• Neil Maisel, CPA, CA, CBV – Partner, Valuations | Forensics | Litigation – Crowe Soberman LLP, Toronto
• Cheryl Goldhart – Founding Partner – Goldhart Kenet LLP

Employee compensation in the form of Employee Stock Options, Performance Shares and/or Restricted Stock Units have been recognized in Ontario Courts to fall under the Family Law Act’s definition of property even though they may be contingent in nature. As a result their value is usually considered and divided prior to vesting. When these units or options vest, the question of what amount should be considered as income for support purposes must be assessed. In this session an experienced CBV brings clarity to the overlapping issues of value in property, income inclusion and identifying possible “double-dipping”.

• Jim Muccilli, MBA, CPA, CA, CBV, CFE, ASA, CFF, CEIV – Partner, Valuations | Forensics | Litigation, Jim Muccilli Professional Corporation – Crowe Soberman LLP

Hear from an experienced lawyer who is an arbitrator and mediator, and a senior CBV as they discuss how the role of CBVs has changed in ADR and where it is headed.

• Andrew Freedman CPA, CA•IFA, CBV, ASA, CFF – Founding Partner – Verity Valuation Group
• Seema Jain – Founding Partner – Jain Family Law and Mediation
• Moderator: Matthew Krofchick, CPA, CMA, CBV, CMC, CFF, FDRP-Val – Krofchick Valuations, Toronto

The information, analysis and opinions expressed in the webinars, podcasts and/or congress presentations are solely those of the presenter/author, are not reviewed by the Institute as to content or accuracy, and are not endorsed by CBV Institute or any of its Members.