Imagine discovering that your life's work could vanish overnight. John Rodriguez, co-founder of Hill Country Business Strategies, reveals just how fragile many small businesses are, especially when their owners go through a divorce. With his unique background as both an entrepreneur and advisor, John provides invaluable insights into what happens to businesses in a divorce.In this podcast episode, we talk about implementing buy-sell agreements, valuing a business, and creating long-term exit strategies. For couples who co-own a business together, John offers valuable advice on how to handle a divorce without tanking the business. If you or your spouse owns a business (either individually or together) and you’re contemplating going through a divorce, today’s episode needs to be on your “must listen to asap” list!About JohnJohn has spent his whole life around privately held businesses. From growing up in the restaurant started by his immigrant Father, to becoming it’s second-generation owner to coaching hundreds of founders into becoming more effective business owners. Equal parts entrepreneur and advisor, John is just as comfortable talking business with owners as he is talking planning with their advisors.Connect with JohnYou can connect with John on LinkedIn at John Rodriguez and follow John on YouTube at Hill Country Business Strategies. To find out how to work with John and the services offered please visit his website at Hill Country Business Strategies. You can email John at [email protected] Covy is a Divorce Coach and Consultant, Lawyer, Author, and Speaker who is dedicated to helping people make the best decisions possible for themselves, their families, and their future - especially in stressful times. You can check out Karen's videos on YouTube.You can connect with Karen on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and on her own website at karencovy.com.

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