Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: Corporation's illegal actions

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Without more information we cannot answer your question. Some actions can be taken without a meeting. One issue to look at is the percentages of ownership. You will also have to look at the articles of incorporation and bylaws for the company. You need to meet with an attorney in your area and bring all of your records.

Re: Corporation's illegal actions

You may have a viable legal basis to pursue claims against your "partner", but you need to consult with an attorney and provide all documents relating to your interests in the corporation to determine what rights and causes of action you may have and what course of action would be financially prudent. Good luck.