We are proud to have advised the shareholders of Solitaire Automotive Group on its acquisition...

Leaving a partnership can be a little like getting a divorce. Â In many cases emotions run high.
Once the decision has been made, it can also be hard to work out where to start with the planning.
Issues you need to consider include:
To put in place an effective strategy for a quick and clean exit, call us on 1300 654 590 for a confidential chat or email us.
We have seen business partnership break-ups go on for years (literally). The problem in most cases is that the Partnership Agreement (if there is one) does not have an adequately prescriptive process to follow for a quick and clean exit. To avoid things dragging on (and on) get us involved early. We have seen it all before, and can cut a lot of grief off at the pass.
Call us now on 1300 654 590 for a confidential chat or email us.
We want to be part of your team over the long term. We'll achieve this by sticking closely to the following principles:
We measure our success on how efficiently we have facilitated your objectives, enhanced your relationships, and reduced the level of stress for all involved.
If we sound like people you can work with, call us now and speak directly with a great lawyer.
We are proud to have advised the shareholders of Solitaire Automotive Group on its acquisition...
Starting and running a business successfully requires more than just a great idea and a solid business plan; it also requires a strong legal foundation. Without key legal documents in place, even the most promising business can face unnecessary risks, disputes, or even shutdowns.
This article is Part 3 of a series of blogs focusing on three pre-business sale documents:Â Part...
This article is Part 2 of a series of blogs focusing on three pre, business sale documents:Â Part...
When selling your business, appointing a broker is usually the smart move. They can bring in qualified buyers, run a structured process, and help push a transaction across the line. However, you must be cautious about rushing into a Broker Mandate Letter (BML) without truly understanding its implications.Â