Selling Your Business?
What you need to know.
Ready to sell your business? Don’t sell yourself short in the process. Should you be selling assets or shares? Do you need a broker?
Prepare yourself to get the most out of your transaction process with these resources. Browse our content archive on everything you need to know about selling a business.
LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR SELLING A BUSINESS
The Pasha Law Blog has covered several aspects of selling a business. If you’re considering selling your business, check out these articles.
There are generally three ways to
sell your business: 1) assets, 2)
stock purchase, and 3) bootstrap.
The decision to structure the sale
of your business involves
consideration of a variety of
factors.
The buy/sell agreement protects
the future of the business by
defining the rights and obligations
of co-owners in the event that one
owner exits for any number of
reasons.
Depending on the needs of the
client, one type of sale may be
preferable, or a purchase, or even
both.
Here are some considerations
and issues to watch out for.
Not all sellers have a huge “For
Sale” sign in the window of their
business. For the most part sellers
are using business brokers to place
ads or contact potential buyers.
Learn about the responsibilities
of a broker and how to select one
to help sell your business.
There are plenty of websites,
web-based apps, mobile-based
apps, or other internet-based
business that are actually
profitable.
How can I get help selling my business?
If you’re looking to sell your business, don’t do it alone. Pasha Law is as invested in helping you get the most from the sale of your business as you are. Our Pasha Law Select customers enjoy a flat rate fee structure that allows us to truly understand their needs, without additional fees.
If you’re planning on selling a business,
you’ll need a legal team on your side,
often at a moment’s notice. Our Pasha
Law Select Clients text us any time,
without paying hourly rates.
Contact us to learn more.
Legal Advice for Selling a Business
The Pasha Law Blog has covered several aspects of selling a business. If you’re considering selling your business, check out these articles.Get Business Legal Updates
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