- Posts by Karen J. Collingsworth-Crusse, CEPA®
Of CounselKaren J. Collingsworth-Crusse serves as Leader of the firm's Legacy Law Practice Group. She focuses her practice in the areas of estate planning, trusts, wills, wealth strategy and business succession planning.
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Conducting a formal business valuation is a critical first step in planning an exit strategy for your family-owned company.
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Legacy planning is an act of love benefitting those you care most about, so what stops us from creating one?
This post seeks to identify why so many of us fail to preserve our financial legacy for the benefit of our loved ones.
You’ve built a successful business, but have you invested in business succession planning to ensure it endures for the benefit of your customers, community, employees and family members?
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