Is it time to think about a farm partnership?

Having a well-drafted written partnership agreement is critical. There is always the potential within family partnerships, in particular, where disputes get out of control, writes rural solicitor Karen Walsh.
Is it time to think about a farm partnership?

Having a well-drafted written partnership agreement is critical. There is always the potential within family partnerships, in particular, where disputes get out of control, writes rural solicitor Karen Walsh.

Dear Karen,

I am thinking of giving the lands to my son in the next few years before he turns 35, the cut-off point for claiming the Young Trained Farner Relief in respect of Stamp Duty. 

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