As a small business owner and business lawyer at Dalton & Tomich, PLC, I can attest that owning and running a small business is not for the faint at heart. Selling one isn’t either.
Selling a small business is not something one can do on the open market, so finding an interested buyer is half the battle. The other half is closing the sale; and without proper counsel, it can be a real challenge.
Here are seven things to consider as you prepare to put your business on the market:
Once the deal closes, you can think about what’s next and what to do with your newfound liquidity, and free time. Please contact me if you are considering selling your small business.
In my role as Administrative Bishop for the Church of God, quite often we are faced with issues that involve local governments and municipalities. Many of these issues that arise in dealing with entities are land use related. I have found Dalton & Tomich’s experience and expertise in this area to be a valuable resource and asset in every situation.
Never one time during a year-long litigation process did Dalton & Tomich demonstrate anything other than Christ-like professionalism. They managed the legal details, while we continued to do church. How they managed themselves, managed our case, and represented our church set the table for me and our church to be where we are today.
Dalton & Tomich’s expertise and experience helped us through a very difficult legal journey, ultimately achieving a favorable outcome. Their personal interest in helping us went “above and beyond” just the call of duty.