Can You Resolve the Matter Out of Court?

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You may be better off resolving this before taking your case to court to remove a partner. The best outcome is negotiating a settlement with the partner without litigation. The best outcome in litigation is when you avoid it entirely. Here are some ways that you may resolve a partnership dispute: You can resolve the disagreement and remain in business with the partner. You can buy out the other partner’s interest in the partnership. You can amend the partnership agreement to resolve the dispute and change the terms of the relationship between the partners.

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