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01 THE BASICS
You and your partner built this together. But if one of you dies, their ownership stake becomes an asset their family inherits — and suddenly you could be in business with a grieving spouse who never wanted to be there.
A buy-sell agreement settles it in advance: it fixes the price and the process, and life insurance provides the cash. When a partner passes, the survivors have the funds to buy the share outright, at a number everyone already agreed to.
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A SIMPLE GUIDE
✓ A legal agreement that fixes the price and process for transferring an owner's share.
✓ Life insurance funds the buyout — the payout gives survivors cash to purchase the share.
✓ Prevents an unwanted co-owner or a forced sale — the family is paid, you keep control.
✓ We handle the insurance and coordinate with your attorney and CPA on the agreement.
02 WHO TO INSURE
A funded buy-sell turns the worst day into a settled
transaction instead of a legal fight.
Your attorney drafts it, setting the buyout price and terms in advance — so nothing is left to argue over.
Life insurance on each owner supplies the cash. No loans, no draining the business to make the purchase.
When an owner passes, the family is paid the agreed price and the share moves to the surviving partners. Done.
03 GOOD TO KNOW
What Indiana business partners ask us
most about buy-sell funding.
A legal agreement between business co-owners that sets what happens to an owner's share if they die, leave, or become disabled. It fixes the price and the process in advance, so ownership transfers without disputes.
Each owner is insured, and when one passes away, the death benefit gives the surviving owners the cash to buy the deceased partner's share from their family at the agreed price. No scrambling for funds, no loans.
The deceased partner's share often passes to their heirs — a spouse or child who may have no interest or experience in the business. You could end up with an unexpected co-owner, or a forced sale. A funded buy-sell prevents both.
In a cross-purchase agreement, the owners buy policies on each other. In an entity-purchase (or stock-redemption) agreement, the business owns the policies. The right structure depends on the number of owners and tax considerations — we help you and your advisors choose.
Key person insurance keeps the business stable after losing an essential person. A buy-sell agreement funds the transfer of a deceased owner's shares to the surviving partners. Many businesses need both.
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