There are many internal and external issues that can lead to the dissolution of a company. Sometimes, the closing of a business can be a fairly straightforward procedure. In some cases of business dissolution, disputes arise and an experienced Georgia business attorney can be a key factor in achieving the best possible outcome in a timely manner.
Atlanta Partnership Dissolution Attorney
Dissolution can be due to many reasons, including the failure to file annual reports or pay certain taxes in the state of incorporation, bankruptcy or voluntary dissolution by business owners.
Many of the business owners who come to the law office of Fred L. Cavalli with business dissolution issues have similar questions, such as:
- Can I freeze the business bank account?
- Can I close the doors?
- Can I change the name of the company?
- Can I start up a similar business?
- Does my business partner or one of our shareholders have the right to affect change to the company without a majority vote?
Business Dissolution, Business Valuation and Business Good Will
We have more than 40 years of experience helping business owners throughout Georgia with matters associated with business disputes and dissolution, as well as many other business law issues.
If your company is ceasing operations or is no longer in business, it is essential that certain issues are handled properly, including filing articles of dissolution, all federal, state and local tax forms, and notifying creditors.
One key issue in cases involving business dissolution can be the valuation of the business, especially in cases of restaurants, insurance agencies and other unique businesses.
How can you accurately measure the value of the clientele who know and trust your company? We have developed a strong network of experts to assist us in establishing the market value of our clients' companies. Then, we factor that into our strategy and determine the tactics that will achieve the best possible outcome for your case. We attempt to avoid litigation, but our lawyer is always fully prepared to take your case to trial.
To discuss your circumstances, please contact our Decatur business dissolution attorney Fred Cavalli to arrange a free, confidential meeting. You are under no obligation to retain the services of our firm.
