When a couple divorce, the court’s job is to find a fair distribution of their wealth. Sometimes, however, most of that wealth is tied up in illiquid assets. So, can one spouse be left carrying most of the risk associated
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Wells sharing revisited: What Culligan v Rosemin-Culligan Means for private company shares and illiquid assets on divorce

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