Situation
David Chen had spent three decades building his manufacturing company from the ground up. By age 62, his firm employed over 40 people and had grown into a successful operation, one he hoped to pass on to his two adult children, Emily and Alex, who had recently joined him in the business.
But with retirement approaching, David had a nagging concern: “How do I pass the business along without saddling my kids with a massive tax bill, or putting everything I’ve built at risk?”
He turned to Lisa, a trusted advisor he’d known for years. She had guided him through key insurance and financial decisions before, but now, the stakes were bigger. This wasn’t just about his money. It was about his life’s work, his family’s future and a legacy that deserved protection.
Lisa listened. She asked the right questions. And she promised him something powerful: “You’ve built something incredible. Let’s make sure your family benefits from it, not struggles with it.”