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The father still signs every cheque; his daughter has run the place for ten years

A typical situation: invented, with no names.

The situation

The father opened the garage forty years ago. His daughter runs it in practice, but he still signs every cheque and won't hear of retiring. The younger son doesn't work there and asks where he stands.

What is on the table

When and how the signature passes; what the father lives on once he steps back; and how the son outside the business is not left out.

How we would go about it

First a longer call with the father alone, because he is the one giving something up. Noga sits in alongside Dafna. The agreement builds a handover in stages, with dates.

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