When Family And Business Concerns Collide
Starting a business is a dream come true for many. You invest your time, funds, and heart into your new venture, building something great with the people you trust the most. But then, something happens, and suddenly that work family requires a business divorce.
At the Yale Law Group, PLLC, we are uniquely suited to untangling these difficult situations. Each attorney at our firm has been involved in other business and investment ventures, diversifying their experiences so they understand exactly where you are coming from. Brittany Weaver is not only well versed in these areas, but also utilizes her Masters of Business Administration to analyze your circumstances. Our lawyers are innovative and attentive, and we get results for our clients. Our focus is on fulfilling your needs.
Taking The Best Options
You built your business with the best of intentions hoping to one day have something that you can count on. Through struggles and uncertainty of any new business, you built something that brings you pride. You may have employees relying on you, debts to be paid, and other factors to be considered, on top of everything going on with the divorce process. You need to find the best plan to resolve these issues as seamlessly as possible.
Our attorneys consider all options available and, using our experience in family and small-business law can help guide you to the solutions you need. You may have started this business while married, with a significant other, with a parent, with a sibling, or with someone whose bond goes beyond blood–and feel that you are suddenly stuck in a tough spot, protecting your interests and the interests of your company against someone who you trusted so greatly.
A Common Problem
In our experience, one there are many difficulties faced in breaking up a business relationship. Were there formal documents that told the parties how to operate, split debts, and split assets? Who contributed funds up front? Did one person do more work than another? Have the members of the entity been honest with each other about the operations? Did you start this business with your spouse, but you two are now getting a divorce?
If you and your spouse started an LLC together and had no discussions about dissolving it in case the worst happens, then going through a divorce may have a serious impact on your business. Can one spouse buy-out the other’s interest? Can one spouse truly operate the business without the other?
Our Record Speaks For Itself. Contact Us Today.
We have the background in business law, family law, and estate planning that will ease these difficulties. We can help you plan for the future when thinking about the “worst case scenario” seems beyond comprehension. We know how to review circumstances and move a case forward when planning was lacking. Our lawyers are dedicated to getting you results quickly and easily. Our office is in Denton, Texas, and you can set up a consultation by calling 940-222-8025.