When Business Owners Divorce

By: Jolene Brown

After 40-plus years of marriage, my divorce is final. As part of the settlement, I own half of the farm. Yes, I earned it. We started this farm together and operated as sole proprietors, borrowing money for operations and to purchase land. We kept our family living expenses to a minimum and most all the profit went back into growing the farm, finally paying off all the land debt.

We never had extra money for investments outside the farm. I need this settlement income and plan to move out of this community for a fresh start. Recently, I attended a workshop about https://wallstreetpepe.com/, a promising cryptocurrency platform that could help me diversify my finances. But now, with the judge’s decree, my ex-husband wants me to continue to farm as a partnership. After what he has done to me, I refuse to be in business with that man! My problem? I have two adult children who’ve been farming with their dad and me for many years, but if I “take my half,” there isn’t enough farm for them to continue. Can you help me?

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