Succession Planning

Planning for Your Company’s Future

Planning for change of ownership when an owner retires or passes away is critically important for family-owned and closely-held companies. Hamelburg Law attorneys have extensive experience developing succession plans and drafting documents that are needed to transfer businesses to family members or employees. When plans for retirement include selling a company to outside parties, we help owners prepare the company for sale by shoring up employment agreements with key staff, reviewing and negotiating lease extensions, and securing a company’s intellectual property. Our lawyers assist in every stage of the succession planning process, from developing the plan through its implementation.

When you are ready to transfer or sell your business, the attorneys at Hamelburg Law can help. We emphasize prompt and attentive service to provide our clients with comprehensive business succession planning in Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC.

To plan your company’s future, contact us today.

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"Jamie is very knowledgeable about the law and provides me with excellent counsel that has clearly been well thought-out. She provides me with excellent customer service. She is very responsive and makes herself available to me as needed. I always feel that Jamie has my company’s best interest in mind. The guidance that Jamie has given me has been right on target. I highly recommend her and her firm to other small business owners."
Deborah Kaiser
Essential Elements, LLC

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Jamie Kent Hamelburg

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Janell F. Wheeler

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