Legal Question in Business Law in Delaware

In an LLC, a member does not simply give up their share, rather a member has to sell it, because every portion of an LLC's total membership interest has to be accounted for. Therefore, if the person agrees to withdraw then it is best to draft proper legal documents that evidence the sale otherwise the LLCs membership interest on the books may not accurate reflect reality.

However if she is not willing to voluntarily withdraw and sell then even though the documents may be silent as to her being a member of the LLC, she could claim and use the registered agent as a witness that it was always the intent of the group for her to be a member. This will present a real problem if the company is successful and she could demand a % of it or even in day to day operations when a decision by all the members may be needed and she may refuse

It's probably best if the group uses an attorney to take care of the matter and avoid costly problems in the future!

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Roman R. Fichman, Esq.

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