XPX DC Metro: Considerations of the Business Owner in Divorce

Often, a business owner's most valuable asset is their business. A divorce can cause disruption and, in some circumstances, negatively affect a business. Business owners need to protect their business from the negative impacts of a divorce.

At this XPX Event, family law attorney Darryl Feldman will discuss how businesses are treated during divorce proceedings and considerations business owners should think through before a marriage and if they are going through a divorce to achieve a favorable outcome.

Our Speaker:

Darryl Feldman
Principal
Feldman Jackson

Darryl Feldman is a co-founder and principal of Feldman Jackson and concentrates his practice on the negotiation, settlement, and litigation of family law matters in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Darryl's cases routinely involve complex financial, valuation and other matters related to a party’s or family’s assets.

Darryl has consistently been recognized by Washingtonian and Bethesda Magazine as a top family law and divorce attorney in the Washington, D.C. area. He has been included in Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers since 2010. He also serves as a faculty member for the National Family Law Trial Institute located in Houston, Texas.

AGENDA: 

Arrival/Check in – 7:30 AM (EDT)
Program starts at 8:00 AM (EDT)

XPX DC Members in good standing – $35.00 so join Today!
XPX DC Members Same Day/Walk-in Fee - $45.00

Other XPX Chapter Members – $45.00
Other XPX Chapter Members Same Day/Walk-in Fee - $55.00

Non-Members – $60.00
Non-Members Same Day/Walk-in Fee – $65.00

Full breakfast is included.

BRING A FIRST-TIME GUEST TO XPX!

XPX DC members are encouraged to bring a first-time guest (FREE) for this event. Members (not guest), can contact angie@exitplanningexchange.com to register your guest.

Cancellation Policy: You may request to cancel your registration for a full refund, up to 72 hours before the date and time of the event.  If you miss the deadline, the sale is final. We are unable to issue a credit towards another meeting or individual, no substitutes.