Legal Question in Business Law in California

You have to look at your LLC's Operating Agreement which says how disputes are resolved. Typically, however, you would need a majority of the members to pass something. Thus, if there was no majority the action being voted upon would not pass.

If you don't have a copy of your Operating Agreement you should obtain one from the other members.

I note that you are writing from a zip code in Idaho. So, one of my questions is why you are sending to California attorneys.

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