Selling Your Yoga or Fitness Studio? Here's What to Do Legally
A longtime studio owner decided it was time for a new chapter. But selling a wellness business isn’t just about finding a buyer—it’s about protecting your brand, team, and years of hard work with the right legal process.
Why This Happens
Wellness professionals often dream of selling their studio or retreat business—but few realize how many legal steps are involved. Without the right agreements in place, you may lower your sale price, scare off serious buyers, or even risk the deal falling through.
How It Gets Messy
Without a trademark, contracts, NDAs, or a formal Letter of Intent, buyers have no protection, and sellers lose control. If you give away sensitive info too soon or don’t secure a deposit, the whole deal can unravel—and waste months of your time.
What Could’ve Prevented It
An airtight roadmap:
✔️ Registering your trademark to increase your valuation
✔️ Using an NDA before sharing business details
✔️ Requiring a deposit and Letter of Intent before due diligence
✔️ Customizing your asset purchase agreement with values-aligned clauses
Key Takeaways
✔️ Trademark registration boosts your studio’s sale value
✔️ NDAs and LOIs protect both parties during the sale
✔️ A good asset sale agreement reflects your vision and priorities
✔️ Conscious Counsel Plus members get full support, every step
🎧 Planning to sell one day? Press play now and learn what to put in place today.