Legal Question in Business Law in California
i want to sale and transfer my 50% ownership of a CA LLC. to my partner who holds 50%
Asked on 2/23/11, 11:10 am
2 Answers from Attorneys
Richard Jefferson
M.E.T.A.L. LAW GROUP, LLP
Did you need help with this?
Answered on 2/23/11, 11:53 am
Bryan Whipple
Bryan R. R. Whipple, Attorney at Law
Have you agreed on terms? That's step one.
You should look at the LLC's Operating Agreement to see what it says, if anything, about buy-outs and related matters. Maybe there are contractual provisions regarding the duty to buy out, determination of the price, etc.
If the Operating Agreement (or other contracts) are silent on the subject, there is no really easy way to compel a buy-out or set the price, beyond just negotiating it with the other owner. It may be possible to force a liquidation of the business if the co-owners are deadlocked. You may need to consult a business attorney for assistance.
Answered on 2/23/11, 11:58 am
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