Shepreneurs: Keeping a Small Business Alive After Divorce – Boutet in Divorce Magazine

by Nathalie Boutet

When it comes to keeping a small business alive after divorce, reducing the negative impact of divorce on yourself, your staff and the day-to-day operations is critical. This can be difficult to do without the proper knowledge.
 
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