Yes. Money, compensation, and equity conflicts are common in business partnerships.
These conflicts can become especially difficult when partners are in different personal financial situations. For example, one partner may be able to go without a paycheck for a period of time, while the other may need steady income. One partner may want to reinvest profits, while the other may want more current compensation.
Business Partners Counseling helps partners discuss these issues more clearly and fairly. The goal is not to provide legal, tax, or financial advice, but to help partners think through the human and business implications so they can make better decisions and consult the right professionals when needed.