in favor of Charles and retained jurisdiction to resolve matters relating to child custody, child support, and division of the marital property.
¶ 5. Charles is an air conditioning technician and owns a one-third interest, or 100 shares, in a business called Hermetic Rush Services, Incorporated ("Hermetic"). Latresa was not employed during the time she and Charles were separated, but she helped operate Charles' business as a bookkeeper and secretary for approximately six years, and she also occasionally worked in temporary contract agencies at various times during the marriage. At the time of the trial, Latresa was attending community college part-time pursuing a degree in cosmetology.
¶ 6. The chancellor appointed Pace and Company, Ltd., to value Hermetic. Kevin Lightheart completed this evaluation on December 16, 2002. Lightheart valued Charles'receive $89,000, and the chancellor placed a judicial lien on Charles' house[1] to secure payment. The chancellor granted to Charles and Latresa joint legal and physical custody of Rosie, with Charles as the primary physical custodian.[2] Although Charles was named primary physical custodian, he was ordered to pay to Latresa $400 per month in child support and $500 per month in periodic alimony.

ANALYSIS

I. WHETHER THE CHANCELLOR COMMITTED MANIFEST ERROR IN DIVIDING THE ASSETS OF HERMETIC RUSH SERVICES
¶ 8. Charles has spent all of his working years in the refrigeration and air conditioning business. He operated a sole proprietorship known as Rush Service Company from 1988 until 1995. In 1995, Jimmy Jones and L.D. Carpenter created a partnership. The next month, they merged with Charles' sole proprietorship. Hermetic is