Judicial Dissolution Archives

Rescuing a Limited Partnership From Dissolution

by FOCUS LAW | Sep 4, 2014 | Business Litigation, Business Start Ups, Corporate Law, Limited Liability Company Law, Partnership Law

There can be life and death struggles playing out in a courtroom. One of those struggles could involve the fate of a limited partnership. Through a judicial dissolution, the partnership could be broken apart and ended, or a party not filing for dissolution would have...

Breaking Up Can Be Hard to Do Without Planning: Voluntary and Judicial Dissolutions of Partnerships

by FOCUS LAW | Jul 31, 2014 | Business Litigation, Business Start Ups, Corporate Law, Partnership Law

When it comes to the dissolution of a limited partnership, you can do it the easy way or the hard way. Written into your partnership agreement, you can spell out how and under what circumstances your partnership can be voluntarily broken up, or you can go to court and...

Five Reasons to Seek Judicial Dissolution of a Limited Liability Company

by FOCUS LAW | May 1, 2013 | Limited Liability Company Law, Litigation Strategies

When the members decide to dissolve a limited liability company (LLC) in a court proceeding, it is generally the last resort for the aggrieved investors and business owners. It is an extreme court remedy which is initiated by a lawsuit from a member. It is often not...