The owners of Crafty Arts and recent winners of the Family Business of the Year Awards talk about how the second-generation push the business forward. more»

Almost a third of Britain's family-run business owners fear their company will die out once they retire, as new findings suggest younger generations arent trusted with taking the reigns in future. more»

When it comes to resolving family business disputes, people often say that preserving family relationships is more important than preserving the business. more»

Working together in a family business is a dream for many people. The trouble is, that dream can easily turn into a nightmare when problems in the business cross over into family life. more»

It is proven that divorce enquiries in the UK jump in January, rising by as much as 300 per cent. With January 2017 upon us, divorce lawyers up and down the country will be bracing themselves for their busiest time of year. more»

Researchers from the universities of Birmingham and Reading have discovered that younger siblings in families are far more likely to take a risk and start their own enterprise than their older brothers or sisters. more»

Numerous early-stage firms utilise family and friends for help when getting a business off the ground, but how sustainable is it working alongside a sibling? Business Advice spoke to a number of firms with brothers and sisters at the helm to find out what the experience is actually like. more»