Marc Haine explains why your CPA, lawyer, and financial advisor won't talk to each other. Each one refers you back to the others instead of giving you integrated advice, and when their recommendations conflict, nobody resolves it. You're left stuck between competing experts when you need to make a big decision.
This idea that when people go to their CPA, when they go to their lawyers, when they go to financial advice and other experts for their business, a lot of these experts are kind of working in their own realm. And they might like a CPA might say, well, okay, yeah, you can just talk to your lawyer about the franchise agreement. And the lawyer might turn around and go, oh, just talk to your CPA. What is the damage with all these barriers being put up because you have all these people inside Well, we can figure everything out on your behalf, but we can't sign on the dotted line.
The attorneys are paid to do a certain thing with that document. The accountants are paid to do something different with the document. What if those compete with one another? Who's going to fix that?
