Buffalo Business Dissolution and Divorce

Your Trusted Business Divorce Attorneys in Buffalo, New York

Guiding You Through Ownership Disputes and Business Divorces and Business Dissolutions

You probably started your business with great relationships with your partners or co-owners. But, over time, the relationship may have changed – and not for the better. Yes, there are business divorces, and you may need one. We know the path forward.

Starting a business with a shared vision of success can be a rewarding experience, but it can also come with its challenges. Disputes between or among partners, members, or shareholders can put a strain on any working relationship and lead to the need to end the business, preferably amicably but by dissolution, if necessary. At The Glennon Law Firm, P.C., we recognize the dedication, sacrifices, and hard work you've invested in building your business.

These types of situations can be challenging, and our Buffalo business dissolution & divorce lawyers are here to help. Our experienced Buffalo business divorce attorneys are here to help you navigate these challenging situations, offering expertise in handling disputes across corporations, partnerships, limited partnerships, and LLCs. We can provide legal solutions to help you navigate through any ongoing disagreement involving company owners. We strive to protect your interests and resolve conflicts efficiently and effectively, no matter the industry or type of business – including, among others, manufacturing, retail, construction, and professional services businesses such as accounting firms, law firms, and medical or dental practices. Our goal is to help you understand all of your options and resolve the matter as efficiently and effectively as possible. If the dispute should lead to litigation, our attorneys will be at your side.


Don’t hesitate to contact our Buffalo dissolution and partnership dispute litigation lawyers at (585) 294-0303. At The Glennon Law Firm, P.C., we are dedicated to finding solutions to your unique situation.


Business Partnership Disputes We Handle

Partnership disputes, business dissolutions, or “business divorces,” can be complicated and overwhelming, especially when considering potential conflicts and the need to adhere to governance rules or other regulatory compliance. To protect your interests and assets, seek the guidance of our experienced Buffalo Dissolution attorneys.

We handle the following:

  • Partnership disputes
  • LLC disputes
  • Dissolutions
  • Shareholder disputes
  • Breach of contract claims
  • Franchise disputes
  • Other corporate litigation

With our knowledge of state and federal laws, we can help you strategize and negotiate throughout your dispute. By addressing the conflict head-on, you can take steps to handle your business dissolution in a way that aligns with your goals and objectives.

What Are the Grounds for Business Dissolution in New York?

In New York, business dissolution can occur under various circumstances, either voluntarily or involuntarily. Voluntary dissolution typically arises when business owners mutually agree to end the business, often outlined in the company’s founding documents. However, involuntary dissolution may be necessary if there is a deadlock in decision-making that hampers operations, making it impossible to continue the business effectively.

Key legal grounds for involuntary dissolution include a breach of fiduciary duty, where trust and loyalty between partners have been compromised, and insolvency, which occurs when the business can no longer meet its financial obligations. Additionally, misconduct or fraud by a partner can also serve as grounds for dissolution. Engaging experienced legal counsel can help navigate these complex procedures, ensuring compliance with New York law while protecting your interests. The Glennon Law Firm, P.C. is equipped to guide you through the dissolution process, tailored to your unique circumstances.

Complex Challenges in New York State Business Divorces

Dissolving an LLC in New York State can be particularly challenging when the operating agreement is unclear. We are well-versed in navigating these complexities, providing guidance through derivative actions, shareholder disputes, LLC member disputes, and partnership disputes. Learn more here at our “Legalities & Realities”® Podcast on business dissolution and divorce.

Our Comprehensive Approach to Business Divorce

Our Buffalo business divorce attorneys take a holistic approach to address your business dispute or business divorce, offering services that include:

  • Initial assessment: We begin by evaluating your situation and helping you establish reasonable objectives.
  • Strategy development: Our team of Buffalo business dissolution lawyers work closely with you to devise efficient strategies and tactics to achieve your goals.
  • Unbiased advice: As your impartial, level-headed advisor, we help protect your hard-earned assets and contributions.

Resolving Disputes Without Litigation

If you find yourself in the midst of a business divorce, it's important to consider your options carefully. While going to court may seem like the only solution, it can be a costly and emotionally draining process. In addition, it has the potential to worsen tensions between you and your former business collaborators. 

While we are prepared to litigate or arbitrate any business divorce in New York, we understand that court proceedings can be costly, time-consuming, and emotionally draining. Rather than jumping to litigation or arbitration, it may be worth exploring alternative paths forward. Everyone involved likely agrees that the current ownership and/or management structure is no longer sustainable. Therefore, working towards a solution that safeguards everyone's interests in the business is key.

Our team is here to assist you with finding a mutually agreeable solution that can save you both time and money. Our Buffalo dissolution attorneys are skilled at deescalating conflicts and finding positive resolutions. By partnering with us early on, we can help you identify your goals and develop a strategic plan to navigate any challenges that may arise in the conflict resolution process.  Our skilled Buffalo business dissolution attorneys work to resolve disputes through negotiation and mediation, saving you time, money, and stress.

However, should arbitration or litigation become necessary, we are equally adept at positioning you to pursue the best possible outcome. Let us guide you toward the most effective resolution for your unique situation.

Accurate Business Appraisals

Valuation of your business and its assets is often a critical point of contention in a business dissolution. Our team collaborates with professional real estate, asset, and business appraisers to provide accurate estimates, ensuring a fair outcome for all parties involved.

Our Buffalo dissolution and partnership dispute litigation lawyers are well-versed in working with real estate and business appraisers. Our team can help you procure accurate estimates, helping you pursue your goals throughout the process.

The Importance of Legal Representation in Business Divorce

Business divorces can be as emotionally taxing as personal divorces. At The Glennon Law Firm, P.C., we recognize that navigating the complexities of a business separation involves not only legal challenges but also emotional ones. Our experienced attorneys provide compassionate support to help you cope with the stress and uncertainty that often accompany these situations.

Here are some ways we can assist you during this challenging time:

  • Personalized Counseling: Our team is here to listen and provide guidance tailored to your unique situation.
  • Support Resources: We can connect you with professional counselors and support groups specializing in business-related emotional distress.
  • Clear Communication: We ensure you are informed every step of the way, reducing anxiety about the unknown.
  • Strategic Planning: Our approach not only focuses on legal outcomes but also considers your emotional well-being in the decision-making process.

By choosing The Glennon Law Firm, P.C., you are not just getting legal representation; you are gaining a supportive partner in navigating both the legal and emotional intricacies of business divorce. Contact us to learn more about how we can help you through this difficult time.

Your Partner in Business Dissolution or Divorce

When an ownership team is no longer able to agree on the direction of a business, tensions can rise, and problems can escalate. Despite the frustrations involved, it is important to take action to protect both your own interests and the assets of your business. 

When it's time to make the difficult decision to dissolve or restructure your business, The Glennon Law Firm, P.C. is here to guide you through the process. Our Buffalo business divorce attorneys work diligently to protect your interests and help you move forward confidently.

When you reach the point where it is necessary to end things and start anew, the Buffalo business dissolution & litigation attorneys at The Glennon Law Firm, P.C. can help you navigate the process. We will work with you to protect your interests as you move forward through this challenging time. By providing personalized solutions and dedicated legal services, our team will work meticulously to help you in your situation.

Discover how The Glennon Law Firm, P.C. can help you navigate a business divorce. 


Contact us for expert advice and support in resolving your New York business disputes and disagreements with a Buffalo business divorce lawyer at (585) 294-0303.


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