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Consult with a divorce attorney before you make a decision that could cost you your business or separate property.
Most married persons do not make decisions based upon what may happen in the event of a divorce. But if divorce happens, decisions you made during marriage could cost you tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars. Moreover, your spouse may promise you never to go after certain assets, such as your business or separate property, in the event of a divorce. But those promises often disappear during divorce and if you did not protect your assets, they could be at risk of division in a divorce.
Before you decide to start a new business, reorganize your existing business, or change ownership of your business, you should consider the impacts your actions could have in the event of a divorce. Before you take action with separate property, such as selling, transfering, investing, or purchasing, you should consider the impacts your actions could have in the event of a divorce. If you prefer a Smarter Path for planning for your financial future, then schedule a consultation today and find out how to protect your assets in the event of a divorce.