Everyone will agree, getting divorced is difficult. Add a spouse who is also your business partner, and the complexity shoots into the danger zone. But, it doesn’t necessarily mean that your business association must end as well as your marriage. No, really.
Kate Taylor’s Entrepreneur article, “If You Run a Company Together, What Happens When You Divorce?” explores how this can be done by providing divorcing couples with the right tools and expert support to make the transition from married business partners to divorced business partners.
In Taylor’s interview with Michelle Crosby, CEO and co-founder of Wevorce, Crosby talked about the process for sorting out a business during divorce. The six keys to achieve and maintain an amicable working relationship after a divorce are:
- Create divisions between legal, financial and emotional issues.
- Don’t do it alone.
- Take a break.
- Define your roles.
- Give yourself an out.
- Accept an evolving relationship.
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