Every business owner needs a business will – before it’s too late!

Most entrepreneurs plan for growth, but what happens if you’re suddenly unable to run your business?

If you don’t have a Business Will, your company could face chaos, legal battles, or even forced liquidation. Don’t leave your legacy to chance!

What Is a Business Will?

A Business Will is a legally documented plan that outlines how your company should be managed, transferred, or dissolved in case of death, disability, or incapacity. It ensures continuity, minimizes disruptions, and protects your hard-earned business assets.

What Should It Include?

• Successor appointments – who will take over the business?
• Ownership transfer Details – who inherits shares or assets?
• Financial provisions – how will debts, taxes, and cash flow be handled?
• Legal instructions – power of attorney, executor roles, and governance.
• Emergency management plan – who keeps things running short-term?

Why every business owner needs one now

• Ensures business continuity – prevents disruption and keeps operations running smoothly.
• Reduces legal complications – avoids ugly disputes among family members, partners, or stakeholders.
• Protects financial stability – outlines how debts, taxes, and financial obligations will be managed.
• Minimizes estate taxes & legal fees – smart planning reduces tax burdens on successors.
• Clarifies leadership succession – states exactly who takes control: family, partners, or a third party.\
• Prevents forced liquidation – without a business will, legal battles can force an unwanted shutdown.
• Secures employee & client confidence – reassures employees and customers that the business will continue.
• Simplifies crisis decision-making – provides clear instructions to reduce confusion and delays.

The hard truth

80% of business owners have no succession plan in place. That’s a financial disaster waiting to happen!
Don’t be one of them. A Business will isn’t just paperwork—it’s your insurance policy for your business legacy.