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Henz the smartest thing you can do is tell her something like 'It's a pretty big risk starting this venture, so I don't want you tied up in the company in case anything goes south'.. blah blah.. 'Don't wanna impact your credit rating' blah blah blah..

Oh and morning all..

I'm in my office today.. YAY!!!!!

I gotta go again in 40 minutes..

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They're overpriced, but they work well. Have several mates who have had Alienware laptops before and couldn't fault them. For the price you;d hope not anyways.

That laptop though sounds pretty advanced. Haven't looked it up but 3 HDDs? That's insane in a laptop plus keeps the optical.

The new HP's have the whole easy access thing in them now, no screws in the bottom just a massive plate that slides off and reveals the whole board. It's pretty neat (these are the Elitebook series, used more in businesses).

If you could pick one up for 3.5k I'd say you got a good deal.

Missed this one.. Currently using an elitebook + Docking station as a work PC.. Core I7 3720 with 20gig of ram and twin SSD's (No optical Drive).. It's brilliant and easy to upgrade. But it's only running the Quadro 2000 graphics card which is apparently (So my IT guy informs me) more aimed at Autodesk software like Revit and Civil3d (Which I use on a day to day basis for work).

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Giving her 5% would mean more shares? And would that stop her Bieng able to ask for more?

Wait that doesn't help protect it from other partner though?

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No. It doesn't.. This is where I recommend a serious sit down with a solicitor..

You need to nut out a formal agreement between you and other partner in regards to drawing from the company accounts.

Technically the ideal situation is you both draw an agreed salary.. From which the business withholds necessary tax etc.. Then when the time comes to go your separate ways or one wants to leave he/she is entitled to whatever their share value of the company is (Cash + Assets).

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Pazz is right.. Talk to the solicitor though.. I'm sure there is something you can do about her shares beind held by your kids (Call it a university fund) and can't be accessed until they are 18 or something?

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