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Business Succession Plan

Own a business? Decide what happens to it.

If you died tomorrow, who would sign checks, pay employees, and keep customers? If you don’t immediately know the legally binding answer, your business is at risk. A Business Succession Plan keeps it running and passes it to the people you choose.

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The short answer

Your business interest passes like any other asset unless you plan. Without a plan it may go through probate, stall operations, or pass to someone who cannot run it.

Do this first
✓Find your LLC operating agreement or corporate bylaws
✓List co-owners and key employees
✓Decide whether family should run it, own it, or be bought out
What happens without a plan

What happens to a business without a plan

Day-to-day operations

Without a plan

No one has authority to sign, pay payroll, or access accounts until a court acts.

With the Business Succession Plan

A named successor manager steps in immediately.

Ownership

Without a plan

Your share passes through probate and may go to heirs who don’t want it or can’t run it.

With the Business Succession Plan

Your trust owns your interest and passes it as you direct.

Co-owners

Without a plan

Partners may end up in business with your heirs, or disputes may arise over value.

With the Business Succession Plan

A buy-sell agreement sets the price and the process in advance.

What the plan includes

What your Business Succession Plan includes

01

Operating agreement or bylaws review

We update the documents that control who takes over.

02

Buy-sell agreement

Sets the price and terms for buying out an owner who dies or leaves.

03

Assignment to your trust

Your ownership interest held in your trust, outside probate.

04

Business power of attorney

Someone can act for the business if you are incapacitated.

05

Successor manager plan

Who runs the business, written down.

06

Entity setup, if needed

We form or restructure an LLC to protect you.

Questions

Common questions

Every family is different. A 15-minute call with a licensed attorney answers the rest.

Can my business go into my living trust?

Usually, yes. We assign your LLC interest or shares to your trust, subject to your operating agreement.

What if I have partners?

A buy-sell agreement protects everyone. It can be funded with life insurance so the buyout is affordable.

What if none of my children want the business?

The plan can direct a sale, with proceeds going to your family.

Do I need an LLC?

If you don’t have one, we will tell you whether forming one makes sense for liability and succession.

Keep your business running, no matter what.

In 15 minutes, a licensed attorney will tell you what your family needs and quote the flat fee in writing.

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(844) 544-PLAN
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