In Re the Marriage of Wiedemann

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• “While we do not necessarily adopt the trial court's methods, we believe the findings were well within the range of the evidence and should not be disturbed on appeal.”
• “It is not uncommon for an owner to cover many normal personal living expenses through the corporation or to over-depreciate or undervalue inventory, all of which would decrease profits while increasing the owner’s standard of living or the actual value of the company’s assets.”
• “It is not uncommon for an owner to cover many normal personal living expenses through the corporation or to over- depreciate or undervalue inventory, all of which would decrease profits while increasing the owner’s standard of living or the actual value of the company’s assets.”
• “It is not uncommon for an owner to cover many normal personal living expenses through the corporation or to over- depreciate or undervalue inventory, all of which would decrease profits while increasing the owner’s standard of living or the actual value of the company’s assets.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).