According to All County's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, all owners of an All County franchise are required to sign personal guaranties. This requirement has a significant impact because it places the personal and marital assets of the franchise owners at risk.

By signing a personal guaranty, the franchisee agrees to be personally liable for the financial obligations of the franchise. This means that if the All County franchise is unable to pay its debts, the franchisor can seek to recover those debts from the franchisee's personal assets, which may include savings, investments, and property. The personal guaranty is continuing and irrevocable during the term of the agreement and thereafter.

Furthermore, the franchisee waives all rights to payments and claims for reimbursement or subrogation against the franchisee arising as a result of the guarantor's execution of and performance under this Guaranty. This waiver further exposes the franchisee's personal assets to risk in the event of financial difficulties of the franchise.

Prospective All County franchisees should carefully consider the implications of signing a personal guaranty and seek legal and financial advice before doing so. It is crucial to understand the extent of personal liability and to assess the potential risks to personal assets. Franchisees should also inquire about options for mitigating this risk, such as negotiating the terms of the guaranty or obtaining insurance coverage.