Helping Families Preserve and Protect Assets and Values
Protecting Assets
Fri, 12/26/2008 - 22:32 — dougvann
To engage in Exit Planning, you must have a business to exit. Exit Planning
assumes that the better the business, the easier and more successful the exit.
Exit Planning also assumes that good businesses are not only profitable and
well managed, but that they are protected from liability risks. Failing to protect
your business value from legal liabilities is a fundamental Exit Planning failure.
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Henry C Weatherby and Jeffrey S. Rivard are members of NAELA, the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys