April 10, 2025
Webinar: Business, Marriage and Separation: Protect Your Business in Case of Divorce
12:00 pm - 12:30 pm
About Event
Establishing and operating a business often seems like an impossible task. There are challenges everywhere.
When faced with life changes such as divorce, all that hard work can be wiped out as business ventures fail.
For this reason, there are things that business owners must consider in advance.
Join OBJ and Nelligan Law for a live broadcast that provides valuable insights and strategies for business owners to protect their hard-earned assets.
Learn how to:
- Structure your business to minimize vulnerability in divorce proceedings.
- Understand the implications of different ownership models on asset division.
- Utilize legal tools such as prenuptial and postnuptial agreements to safeguard your business interests.
- Develop a comprehensive plan to ensure business continuity and minimize financial disruption.
Who should attend?
- Business owners (regardless of marital status)
- Entrepreneurs considering marriage or currently facing marital challenges
- Anyone interested in understanding asset protection strategies
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