Legal Question in Business Law in Colorado

There are a great number of issues that arise from your question and you do not provide enough facts to make sense of all of them. An LLC member is not personally liable for the LLC debts to third parties. This assumes that there is not a basis to pierce the LLC veil and hold each member liable. Therefore, whether you withdraw or not does not affect your liability for the LLC debts. Now, you may be liable for agreements you made with the members or your obligations to the LLC and those may not end just because you withdraw. Moreover, you could have an agreement that provides that you cannot withdraw.

Ultimately, the answer depends on what is going on now that leads you to withdraw, what your agreements are with other members, what your LLC agreement is (either written or oral), among other factors. If there are significant issues or possible claims involved in your matter I would very strongly recommend that you contact an attorney before you make a mistake.

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