Legal Question in Business Law in Florida

Re: business law

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Without reviewing whatever written agreement there is between the parties, it is impossible for any attorney to provide any advice. Prior to filing suit, both parties may wish to meet with a professional mediator to try and resolve the dispute. Failing such, you may need to file an action to dissolve the partnership (if that is the correct legal entity between the parties). You would be well advised to seek representation by counsel.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: business law

I would suggest you call the other partners to discuss this situation.If you

do not get any quick resolution feel free

to contact my office or send me an e-mail

to me to discuss further.If this is effects cash flow and the ability to pay

the expenses of the business - deal with this now.

Re: business law

Wihtout reading your agreement, no one can answer properly.

Re: business law

If an informal agreement won't work, you will have to sue your partner for dissolution. My firm has substantial experience with these matters, feel free to contact us.

Re: business law

You mention "partner." Is there a partnershkp agrrement? If so, first look to the contract.

Second, what company owes him money? I would suggest his domino's business owes the shopping center money for a lease despite any funds owed to him personally or through a separate entity.

FACTS MATTER. Please consult with an attorney.

Jackson Law Group, LL.M., P.A.