Legal Question in Business Law in Massachusetts

If you are a registered public charity then there is a procedure for getting permission from the Mass AG's office. All the money in the non-profit not needed to pay existing creditors or fees incurred in dissolution must be donated to a similar non-profit organized for a similar purpose.

If you are just a Non-Profit and not a registered public charity, you need to file a Petition in Superior Court and serve the AG's office. You still have to donate any remaining funds to a similar non-profit.

I am currently handing a dissolution for a Non-Profit with no assets but is required to file a Petition to Dissolve. If you would like assistance, please contact me this Tuesday afternoon.

If you are a public charity, go to the Mass AG's office and they will provide you with the forms and instructions as to how to proceed.