Many of my Columns and seminars deal with family-business succession planning and zero in on the most common succession situation: getting the business from Dad and/or Mom to one or more of their kids. Hey, that's where the action is. And it's easy--because there is only one decision maker, typically Dad--compared to the subject matter of this article, where there is more than one decision maker. What's the subject of this article? Business succession involving two or more brothers owning pieces of the same family business. Or it could include sisters, nephews or other relatives, or nonrelated business owners. All or any combination are included here.
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