Many entrepreneurs start their small businesses at their kitchen tables or in their garages with limited funds. Often, they find it difficult to separate their personal and professional lives and their personal and professional financial assets. When the business gets big enough to be self-sustaining, the owners don't always think about protecting their personal assets from their business liabilities. If you find yourself in this situation, what should you do?
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