I encourage you to verify all of this with a certified financial planner. 

Once you have done that you should work with your trusted estate planning attorney and financial planner to structure and help you implement it.Example (all my assumptions), with your energy consulting business as you are the key person (and assuming sole owner), then the business would terminate upon your death, but in case of divorce you want to keep that business for yourself, so that ownership will not change.

Land use planner  for your jurisdictional needs.2.

I also qualified in a number of other professions with degrees, post graduate diplomas and experience - such as an Urban and Regional Planning (Masters Degree), Financial Planner, Securities Dealer, Real Estate Broker, Mortgage Broker, College Lecturer and Teacher in Economics - and few other things not especially relevant.

For example, if he said he was a Certified Financial Planner etc. 

Also, I would recommend talking to a financial planner to determine if you really have retirement planned properly.  

Definitely talk to code enforcement and the town planner for confirmation.  

There's also a disclaimer that they are not qualified tax accountants or financial planners.

This topic is for city planners, appraisers, economists, actuaries not so much operators I'd think. :)    

For example you could not become a stock broker, you could not be a financial planner, etc.