Legal Question in Business Law in New York

Re: Need to dissolve an Incorporation

There's a lot more information that's needed before one can plot out a course to solving these problems, including the form of incorporation, if any, and the type and status of the business.

Feel free to contact me in the morning if you'd like to discuss the situation.

Re: Need to dissolve an Incorporation

A lot will depend on the type of business you have and what, if any, agreements you have between yourselves as they pertain to dissolution. Please feel free to contact my office if we can be of assistance in this matter.

Re: Need to dissolve an Incorporation

There IS a lot to plot out, and you DO need a lawyer to help you do this. Here are some -- certainly not all -- of the concerns:

Are you a C-corp, an S-corp, an LLC, a general partnership, a limited partnership, an LLC/LLP?

What state are you registered in?

What does your shareholders agreement or operating agreement say about dissolution of the company?

Define "thief." What, exactly, is your partner doing that you don't like? If she is stealing, what is she stealing and how much is it worth?

Who holds the majority of the shares, or did you split them evenly?

That's a sampling.

Feel free to contact my office to set up an appointment if you wish further help with this matter.

Best regards.

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