Services

Financial Clarity for Business, Legal & Tax Matters

Steer Advisors provides business valuation services vancouver business owners, legal counsel, and individuals rely on when a financial matter needs a clear, well-supported answer. From matrimonial disputes to damages claims and cross-border tax matters, our team combines valuation expertise with hands-on litigation experience to support clients and their lawyers through every stage of a case.

Valuation services for matrimonial litigation

Business Valuation Services

Business valuation is the foundation of our practice. We determine the value of private companies, professional practices, and shareholder interests, setting out our assumptions and reasoning in plain language clients, lawyers, and courts can follow.

Litigation support with legal documentation

Litigation Support & Expert Testimony

Financial disputes are often decided on the strength of the evidence behind them. We support counsel with income and asset analysis, review opposing reports, and act as expert witnesses, with reports built to withstand questioning.

Litigation support and expert testimony

Transfer Pricing Advisory

Businesses operating across provinces or borders need transfer pricing that reflects how the company actually functions, not just what looks reasonable on paper. We help design and benchmark intercompany pricing structures accordingly.


Where Our Expertise Comes In

Here’s a closer look at how our valuation and litigation work applies to the specific types of matters clients bring to us, each handled with the same rigour, transparency, and care.

Business valuation for dispute resolution

Matrimonial Litigation Valuations

Divorce and separation cases often depend on what a business or shareholding is worth. We provide valuations, net family property calculations, and income determinations for BC and Alberta matters.

Litigation support and expert testimony

Damages Quantification

When a breach of contract, business interruption, or similar claim requires a dollar figure, we calculate economic loss based on the facts, so the figures can be reviewed and tested.

Transfer pricing guidance for compliance

Transfer Pricing Compliance

For businesses with related-party transactions, we prepare the analysis and documentation needed to support pricing decisions if the CRA requests it, reducing exposure to audit and reassessment.

Matrimonial case expertise in BC and Alberta

Pro Bono Valuation Services

We set aside a portion of our capacity for individuals and organizations who need valuation or financial expertise but face barriers to accessing it.

Partner with Experts in Valuation and Litigation Today

Steer Advisors works with individuals, business owners, and legal teams across British Columbia and Alberta on valuation, litigation support, and transfer pricing matters, including engagements involving a chartered business valuator vancouver clients can consult directly. Contact us to discuss your matter and how our team can support you in negotiation, mediation, or court.

Valuation and litigation experts for matrimonial cases

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a business valuation cost?

Fees vary based on business size, industry complexity, and the report’s purpose. Litigation, matrimonial, and CRA-related valuations involve more analysis, so we quote after discussing your matter.

How long does a business valuation take?

Straightforward valuations can be completed in a few weeks, while matters with multiple entities, incomplete records, or extensive litigation analysis may take months.

What valuation methods are used to value a business?

Valuators generally apply an income approach, an asset approach, or a market approach. We select and justify the method that best reflects the business.

Do I need a business valuation for a divorce or separation?

Yes, if either spouse owns a business or professional practice, an independent valuation is usually needed to determine its value for settlement purposes.

What is transfer pricing documentation and why does it matter?

It’s the analysis and records showing that transactions between related companies reflect arm’s-length pricing. Proper documentation helps satisfy CRA requirements and reduces exposure to reassessments and penalties.