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In this episode, Stuart and Mena delve into the crucial topic of protecting your interests in the event of a relationship breakdown, especially when owning a business or investment entity. They discuss proactive steps to take when entering a new serious relationship, including setting up a Binding Financial Agreement (BFA) with the help of a reputable family lawyer, structuring business affairs thoughtfully, and ensuring both partners have independent financial, legal, and accounting advice to avoid conflicts of interest.

For those already in business, Stuart and Mena outline what to expect during a relationship breakdown. They emphasize the importance of a business valuation, particularly if it involves personal goodwill or exertion, and highlight the need to account for taxes in financial splits. They also discuss tax rollovers to guide asset division effectively.

The conversation touches on the emotional toll of a relationship breakdown and the necessity of planning who can manage business affairs during such times. Additionally, they recommend considering buy/sell agreements to stipulate business operations post-breakdown if both partners are involved.

Tune in to gain valuable insights and practical advice on safeguarding your business and financial interests in the event of a relationship breakdown, ensuring you're prepared for any eventuality.

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