Charlotte Succession Planning Attorneys
Helping You Plan for the Future of Your Business
As a business owner, you have worked hard to build your company from the ground up. You have invested countless hours and resources into making it a success. But what will happen to your business when you are no longer able to run it? Who will take over? How will your business continue to thrive? These are all important questions that every business owner should consider. At Hicks-Guinn Law, we can help you develop a comprehensive succession plan that will ensure the continued success of your business for years to come.
Call us at (888) 373-9699 or contact us online to learn more about how our succession planning lawyers can help you and your business.
What Sets Us Apart From The Rest?
Hicks-Guinn Law, PLLC is here to help you get the results you need with a team you can trust.
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Benefit from the wealth of experience our team brings to your side. In addition to successfully handling numerous cases, Robyn Hicks-Guinn also shares her expertise by instructing and mentoring other legal professionals.
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When you choose our firm, you will receive personalized legal representation. We will take the time to get to know you and work closely with you to develop a strategy tailored to your needs.
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We are flexible and committed to meeting you wherever is most convenient. Whether it's at your home, in a hospital, or through a virtual consultation, we ensure accessibility across the entire state.
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Every case is meticulously prepared for court, ensuring that our clients receive the best representation, and our commitment to achieving optimal outcomes for those we serve.
What Is Succession Planning?
Succession planning is the process of determining how your business will continue to operate after you are no longer able to run it. This can include planning for your retirement, as well as planning for the unexpected, such as a sudden illness or death. A comprehensive succession plan will outline how your business will be transferred to new ownership and how it will be managed in the future.
Some of the most common elements of a succession plan include:
- Choosing a successor
- Training your successor
- Transferring ownership of your business
- Transferring management of your business
- Planning for your retirement
- Planning for the unexpected
Succession planning is an important part of any business plan. It is never too early to start thinking about the future of your business. Our Charlotte succession planning attorneys can help you develop a comprehensive plan that will ensure the continued success of your business for years to come.
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From the first meeting Robyn was very knowledgeable, professional and empathetic which I highly value. Robyn and team genuinely cared about making sure I got the information that I needed to make the best decision.- Amara R.
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I had a sensitive matter that needed to be handled quickly and efficiently and they took care of my needs. I would recommend their services anytime!- Tedra B.
Why Do I Need a Succession Plan?
Many business owners put off succession planning because they do not want to think about the future of their business without them. However, failing to plan for the future can seriously affect your business. Without a succession plan, your business may be forced to close its doors when you can no longer run it. This can result in the loss of your business, as well as the loss of your employees’ jobs.
Some of the most common reasons why business owners put off succession planning include:
- They do not know where to start
- They do not have time to develop a plan
- They do not want to think about the future of their business without them
- They do not think they need a succession plan
Developing a comprehensive succession plan can be a complex process. It is important to work with an experienced attorney who can help you develop a plan tailored to your business’s unique needs. At Hicks-Guinn Law, we can help you develop a comprehensive succession plan that will ensure the continued success of your business for years to come.
Call us at (888) 373-9699 to schedule a consultation with our succession planning attorneys.