Ownership
Clarify how an ownership interest should be held or transferred and what existing agreements address.

Business Owner Legacy Planning
You have built a company people depend on. Plan how ownership, management, and family responsibilities fit together when you step away, need someone to act for you, or prepare for a future transition.
The planning framework
Coordinate the company’s documents and decisions with the personal plan behind them.
Clarify how an ownership interest should be held or transferred and what existing agreements address.
Identify who should act during an absence or incapacity and what access they may need.
Connect future leadership and ownership intentions with family and estate planning goals.
Discuss future ownership or leadership, family members outside the business, and the decisions that need documentation.
Consider retirement, departure, incapacity, transfer, valuation, and purchase questions.
Identify interim decision-makers, access to essential information, and the company’s longer-term future.
Clarify the intended transition, people involved, and documents and advisers needed next.
A defined engagement
The first conversation focuses on your business, your role, and the transition questions you want answered.
Please do not send agreements, financial information, or other confidential material through the public assessment.
Common questions
Begin the conversation
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