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Whatever the status of your relationship, the farm you share needs clarity
The cash flow needed to acquire land can fall outside of long-term profitability
Mediocre leadership can strain family and employee relationships — and one's own health
The next generation, and the parents, both have to be clear on how they can prove it
You no longer have the luxury of avoiding hard conversations
A will or partnership agreement is important, but is not a farm succession plan
A Manitoba MP's bill is considered a game-changer for farm transition — if you know how to use it
Farm partners need to be able to be frank about their financial realities
The problem of fairness in an estate plan
Where a situation is subject to change, have a clearly defined will subject to regular review
