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Frank has come to you because he is worried about recovering the cost of his share of a law firm partnership. His partner, Jennifer, is exercising the "shotgun" clause in their partnership agreement, and wants to buy him out. Over the last two years, Frank and Jennifer have had numerous battles over the way that Frank handles his accounts receivable. Frank is lenient with his customers, and has converted many of his accounts into long term notes extending two and three years into the future. He is confident that these amounts are collectible, because every one of his clients continues to make small monthly payments. Occasionally, he writes off the interest amounts for some customers, since they seem more amenable to paying the principal balances than the interest.
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