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08 Aug What is Your Business Worth?

Posted at 11:05h in Business Planning, Business Succession

Valuation in Buy-Sell Agreements A partnership with four owners that I began working with recently had forwarded me their partnership agreement.  The agreement was 15 years old and they had never...

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24 Jul Do You Need an Attorney for Your LOI?

Posted at 15:49h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Trusts, Wills

John, a successful owner of a family-run manufacturing business valued at $20 million, finally decides to sell. After years of hard work and dedication, he receives an attractive offer from...

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05 Jul Selling Your Business? Make Sure You Avoid Danger After the Sale

Posted at 11:23h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Financial Protection, Wills

Looking to sell your company and be rewarded for your years of hard work? You may be thinking that after you sell your company, you’ll finally be able to relax...

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27 Jun Do Sole Owners Need a Buy-Sell Agreement?

Posted at 11:49h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Financial Protection, Wills

Happy Summer! This weekend we celebrated my nephew, Jack’s, high school graduation(he’s the tall one in the pics). I can still remember visiting him for the first time after he was...

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12 Jun Is Your Business Protected from Veil Piercing?

Posted at 09:52h in Business Planning, Business Succession

When you formed your LLC or corporation, one of the primary reasons you did that was likely limited liability protection.  Limited liability protects your personal assets from business liabilities when...

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05 Jun Selling Your Business?  You Need to Ace Due Diligence First

Posted at 10:49h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Estate Planning, Trusts

Picture this:  You’ve received an offer from a potential purchaser to buy your business.  They’ve sent you a letter of intent and you’re floored by the offer.  The purchase price is...

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Is Your Customer Agreement a Strength or Liability?

18 Apr Is Your Customer Agreement a Strength or Liability? 

Posted at 10:17h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Estate Planning

“I’ve got a big problem.”  Jen was out of options.  Her customers had always paid on time or close to it.  But lately, more customers have been delaying payment.  She didn’t...

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03 Apr Why You and Your Friend Still Need a Partnership Agreement 

Posted at 12:22h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Financial Protection

“We were such good friends, we didn’t write anything down.  We didn’t think we needed to.”    Trevor and Ramon, friends since high school, were bringing their lifelong dream to fruition.  They’d...

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What Do You Do If Your Business Partner Wants Out?

13 Mar What Do You Do If Your Business Partner Wants Out?

Posted at 16:32h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Financial Protection

Ted and Jay had spent years building their dream company.  They operated a regional manufacturing company specializing in crane parts.  When they started, they pooled their savings from their corporate...

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18 Dec How to Safeguard What You’ve Built

Posted at 06:36h in Business Planning, Business Succession, Financial Protection

Critical Questions to Shield Your Business from Unforeseen Catastrophes A Time for Reflection For many people, me included, the end of the year is a time for reflection.  What happened this year? ...

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