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    'I'm Getting Divorced, and My Spouse Owns Part of My Company'

    by Mike Sowinski Apr 01, 2014 2 minutes
    Source: Illustration Š Neil Webb

    Q: I'm getting divorced, and my spouse owns part of my company. Now what?

    Sorry to break it to you, but unless you went into business with well-defined operational roles or have a prenuptial agreement that clearly defines company ownership, you're likely facing a long and very expensive process of selling the organization and then distributing the payout as

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