Legal Question in Business Law in Georgia

Ownership of companies is not kept on record anywhere other than on internal company agreements. So, in order to no longer be an owner, your husband would need to sell/transfer his ownership to someone and draft up the proper agreement.

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Partnerships are created by written partnership agreements. Those dictate specifically what everyone can and cannot do, and how to dissolve the partnership.

This is not done by letters and conversations.

Your post seems to hint that your husband screwed up badly, probably never saw a lawyer, and did things on handshakes. So instead of paying a few hundred dollars up front, he needs a lawyer now, and he may spend a lot more fixing things.

People are not just added and taken off of partnerships orally. Note that there are also tax and legal consequences he will need to be advised on.

Do NOT write a letter and mess things up more. See a lawyer to untangle the situation if it can be untangled.