What may be invloved in the partnership dissolution process?

 

A: A partnership dissolution may involve many steps depending on whether the dissolution is mutual, due to bankruptcy, or a partnership dispute. Some common steps that may be involved in a partnership dissolution include but are not limited to the following:

• Inventory and assignment of assets
• Invetory and assignment of property
• Inventory and assignment of debts
• Division of clients/customers
• Protecting minority shareholders
• Buyout negotiations
• Ensuring all tax paperwork is properly filed
  

For assistance dissolving a partnership it may be beneficial to contact your partnership lawyer to ensure the dissolution of the partnership is properly done. Dissolutions should be handled by someone with experience to avoid creating further issues in the future.

For additional information about partnership dissolutions in New York contact Charles N. Internicola, Esq. at 1-800-976-4904.

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