Farm partnerships and corporate structures cover how farming businesses are legally organized and run. It includes forming partnerships or companies, choosing partnership agreements or articles of association, and arranging shareholding, succession, and tax planning for farms. A solicitor working in this area drafts and reviews partnership deeds, articles, and shareholder agreements; advises on farming company structure, corporate governance, loans, leases, and farm business tenancies; and helps resolve disputes and reorganisations when farms change hands.
Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor
A solicitor provides professional oversight with regulated conduct, corporate governance, and the protection of client funds and accounts. They draft enforceable agreements, manage risk through due diligence, and help navigate regulatory and tax considerations that shape ownership and control of farming businesses.
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