Succession Planning

A family-owned business is passed down from a father to his three children.

• One of the children is completely invested in keeping the business in the family and maintaining a successful operation.
• Another child is willing to stay or sell the business
• The third child wants nothing to do with the operation of the business.

The question of who should take what share of a company, especially when that company is being passed down to family, is one that requires years of planning and preparation.

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