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Can a Divorced Couple Keep a Business Afloat?

There’s something special about running a business with your spouse. When two people can work together to build a strong marriage and a strong company, it’s a beautiful thing.

However, even the strongest couples can sometimes fall out of love. When those couples also co-run a company, it makes the split that much harder.

If you’re getting a divorce from your business partner, it’s natural to wonder whether it’s even possible to keep your company afloat. Does the struggle of an ending marriage mean the end of your business, too? Not necessarily.

Is It Possible for Divorced Couples to Run a Business Together?

To make a long story short, the

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