• What Happens to a Family Business When Co-Owners Divorce? (Ep. 33)

  • Oct 30 2024
  • Length: 36 mins
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What Happens to a Family Business When Co-Owners Divorce? (Ep. 33)

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  • The couple who ran a successful, local HVAC business in the DFW metroplex, A#1 Air, were often seen together promoting their business in TV ads during the morning news. All of a sudden in 2021, the husband was starring in the ads solo, with his adorable dogs. What happened? She filed for divorce.

    In this episode of the In Your Best Interest podcast, the panel—divorce attorney Justin Sisemore, entrepreneur Andrea Jones and freelance writer Mary Maloney—will discuss the intricacies of divorce and the family business.

    Key Takeaways:

    • Rumors run rampant during a high-profile divorce. How to keep a lid on things and what A#1 Air’s James and Sherry Green got right.
    • What to do from a legal standpoint when a family business is at stake.
    • What the courts consider when determining who gets what in a divorce involving a family business.
    • What steps business owners should take to keep their company and employees out of the crosshairs of a divorce.

    Connect with Justin Sisemore

    • Sisemore Law Firm
    • Facebook: Sisemore Law Firm, P.C.
    • Instagram: Justin Sisemore
    • LinkedIn: Justin Sisemore
    • LinkedIn: Sisemore Law Firm
    • https://sisemorelawfirm.cliogrow.com/book

    Connect with Andrea Jones:

    • andrea@riseup2marketing.com
    • Rise Up 2 Marketing
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