Duxbury Tables in Divorce: Useful Tool or Blunt Instrument?
When it comes to financial settlements in divorce—especially for long-standing marriages where one spouse is financially dependent—the Duxbury Tables often come into play. But while they offer a starting point, they are far from perfect. As a financial planner, I often work with family lawyers and barristers to bring real-life context to what is otherwise a very theoretical tool.
Is This the Right Deal for Me and My Family? Why Financial Planning Should Start Before You Exit Your Business
Selling a business isn’t just a financial decision — it’s a deeply personal one.
After years (or decades) of hard work, business owners often reach the point where it’s time to move on. That might mean selling to a third party, transitioning to family, or winding things down. But one of the most common questions we hear in those early conversations is:
“How do I know this deal is right — not just for the business, but for my family and my future?”