Business Partnership Advisor

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Chris Reich, Business Luminary

Ask Your Business Partnership Questions

Email Question:

Why don’t you start a forum where were can ask general partnership questions? I think it would be popular.

Great Idea!

A few people have asked for this: Set up a place where you can submit questions about your own partnership problems. I liked the idea so much, I did it!

See and ask questions about business partnership problems. Go Here

Chris Reich Answers Partnership Questions

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Chris Reich, Business Partnership Mediation and Advice

General, Not Legal Advice to Help with Your Business Partnership

Obviously, I cannot get all the details for a single posted question so my advice is general and applicable to most similar situations. My position is generally try to work things out while improving the business or get you out of the partnership. Most of the time, things can be worked out if all parties make some effort.

Because I work as a mediator, moderator is a better term, I do not give legal advice. Asking a question doesn’t put us in a client relationship. While it’s always better to avoid legal disputes and to work things out between partners, I will recommend lawyers on occasion. Sometimes, court is the true last resort.

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Ask Your Business Partnership Questions
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