Can husband and wife run a company together?

Professional success works on the same principles as personal success. To thrive and prosper together, you need a set of guidelines to make everything work—your marriage and your business. Some couples find business partnership increases tension. Because you both are deeply involved in the business, you share the joys.

Should both spouses be on LLC?

The straightforward answer is no: You are not required to name your spouse anywhere in the LLC documents, especially if they aren’t directly involved in the business. However, there are some occasions where it may be helpful or necessary to include your spouse.

What is the best business structure for a husband and wife?

The first option—and the one that will likely save you the most in taxes—is to run the business as a sole proprietorship and hire your spouse as your employee. If married and you are the only person who manages and controls the business, you can operate as a proprietorship.

What do I need to know about co parenting with my fiancee?

Your fiancee must understand that you coParent your children with their mother. That will not change. You MUST speak to each other concerning those children, and it’s your fiancee’s job to support the coParenting rules that are already in place. ( Ex-etiquette for Parents rule #4, “Parents make the rules; bonus parents support them.”)

Can a woman impose her ideas on how to co-parent?

If she thinks she can impose her ideas on how you co-parent, your relationship is doomed. It will have nothing to do with your ex’s phone calls. Here’s something else to consider: Your fiance’s concern may be fear-based. It has been my experience that women who have never had children romanticize the parental relationship.

Is my co-parent causing conflict in my new relationship?

My Co-parent is Causing Conflict in My New Relationship! Keep your needy ex at a distance when you’re coParenting and in another relationship. Setting boundaries with your coParent will help your new relationship. I’m currently engaged, and my new fiancee feels that my ex-wife is a constant in my life.