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Divorce is highly stressful and perhaps even more so for people who own a business. This is a highly complex area of law and naturally business owners will worry about their business. Family Law Partner Sarah Atkinson is here to explain some of this to us. Lets start with the basics; what happens to a business during a divorce? Well theyre factored in in many different ways depending on the nature of the business. Sole traders are very easy where the person themselves is running a business under their own name because theres no separate entity to value. Those with interests in partnerships or companies are slightly more complex. In some circumstances purely the income thats generated by the business is shared on divorce and it would be unfair on the business owner to count a capital value as well as the income stream it generates because if you sold the business you wouldnt then have the income stream or vice-versa, so then youd only share the income long-term with the spouse on