As a business owner or any professional for that matter, at some point in time you are likely to experience the need to cut ties with a client. This can occur for a myriad of reasons. When it gets to this point, the client does not seem to be worth the time, energy, money or trouble anymore.
Letting a client go is not a bad thing. In fact, it can be a necessary step if your business is to ever get to the point that you would have envisioned it. The key is to wrapping up the relationship with the client properly and professionally once this can be done. To avoid burning bridges, you will want to ensure that all unfinished work is wrapped up, possibly assist in finding a replacement and just generally doing things that will demonstrate that there are no hard feelings. However, if the relationship has not been amicable, these may not be possible at all.

Here are my top 9 signs that it is time to let a client go. I will expand on these later on and repost sometime soon.
1- Consistently pays late and probably never paid an invoice on time. Need I say more?
2- Talking to the client or checking your inbox and seeing an email from them fills you with dread. There is no joy in working for and communicating with the client. Client can be considered a