Co-owning a business can work well — until circumstances change. If you co-own a business with family members or other shareholders, do you know how you would handle the unexpected? Pierre Létourneau, Business Succession Advisor at TD Wealth, says a shareholders' agreement can help keep things fair and protect what is often an owner's most valuable asset: their stake in a business.
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