Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

Re: corp. law

Possibly, but it depends on how exactly you do it. First, if your husband dissolves the company without resolving the outstanding claim (or any other debt or potential obligation), he risks being personally liable for the company debt. Second, you can certainly start as many new companies as you like, but if you transfer the assets of the current company to a new company without adequate consideration (i.e. payment), the new company could be treated as a successor in interest company and be included in the lawsuit. The reason being that it is fraudulent to get rid of assets to avoid paying creditors.

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Re: corp. law

Unless you are a lawyer, and you are experienced in this type of litigation, you should shut up. I mean that in the nicest and best possible way. If you are a co-defendant, your lawyer will talk to you. Please, go through a lawyer when it's ugly like this.