Mitigate The Impact Of Divorce On Your Business
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Choose The Best Approach For Your Business
As you develop a property division strategy, your attorney will ask you to evaluate your needs and priorities. This will determine the best possible approach to the process. Answering these questions will be difficult; your livelihood may be at risk. However, honest answers will provide the context needed to make the right choice for you. After a complete business valuation, our attorneys will discuss options that include:
- Negotiating from among your property holdings to keep your business whole.
- Entering into a silent partnership agreement or purchasing your spouse’s interest in your business.
- Selling your business either to a different family member like an adult or child or to another company.
- Maintaining your business as-is through work and profit-sharing agreements.
In some cases, our attorneys may suggest mediation proceedings as an appropriate approach to property division. We excel at mediation services and advocacy. Ask how mediation may benefit your business.
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