05/06/2026
For many business owners, the business is more than an asset. It is income, employees, clients, family stability, and years of hard work.
But what happens to that business if there is a divorce?
In this conversation, Jason Walls joins Jenny Bradley of Triangle Smart Divorce to discuss why business owners need to plan for the “Four Big D’s”: death, disability, divorce, and dissolution.
Watch the video below to learn:
• Why a business started before marriage may still create marital value
• How prenups and postnups can help clarify expectations
• Why operating agreements may not be enough on their own
• How business succession planning and estate planning work together
• Why protecting the business also protects employees, clients, and family members
A strong business plan should account for more than growth. It should also prepare for life events that can put ownership, value, and decision-making at risk.
To discuss business succession planning, estate planning, or asset protection, schedule a discovery call with The Walls Law Group:
wallslawnc.com/discovery-call
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-glFQ3WcZk
If you own a business and you're going through a divorce in North Carolina, the stakes are different. Your business isn't just an asset — it's your livelihoo...