FREE 15-MINUTE CLASS FOR FLORIDA BUSINESS OWNERS

If Something Happened to You Tomorrow, Would Your Business Keep Running—or Start Losing Value?

You spent years building your business. But if you suddenly couldn't run it, would the right person have authority to make decisions? Would your employees know who was in charge? Would your spouse know what happens to your ownership? And would the value you built still be there for your family?

In this free 15-minute class, Florida attorney Sonia Muñoz Gallagher reveals 5 business continuity and succession mistakes that can freeze important decisions, disrupt operations, put the wrong person in control, and jeopardize the value you worked so hard to create.

Especially important if you:

 

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN

Who can legally act?

The difference between someone knowing what to do and actually having authority to make decisions.

Four questions every business owner should be able to answer.

1

Who owns it vs. who controls it?

Why inheriting the financial value of the company is not necessarily the same as having management authority.

2

Will the business keep its value?

How uncertainty around leadership, employees, customers, contracts, and decisions can erode value.

3

Do your documents match?

Why your estate plan, ownership records, and company documents should tell the same story.

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YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Sonia Muñoz Gallagher

Florida attorney and founder of Family Wealth Law. Sonia has practiced law for more than 20 years and helps Florida business owners coordinate estate planning, business ownership, continuity, and succession.

Florida Attorney

20+ Years in Practice

Business Succession

Estate Planning

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Before you register

TAKE THE FIRST STEP

If you disappeared from your business for 30 days, what would break first?

Take 15 minutes now to identify the questions that could determine whether your business keeps operating - and keeps its value - if you suddenly cannot.

Family Wealth Law

This website and class are provided for general educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Every family's circumstances are different, and appropriate estate planning depends on individual facts and circumstances.

Protect What You've Built. Protect the People You Love. Preserve the Legacy You'll Leave Behind.