You just won a judicial dissolution order after eighteen months of fighting your managing member in Supreme Court, Queens County. The judge signed the decree. On paper, your Long Island City LLC is done. But your former partner still holds the QuickBooks logins, the landlord is calling about next month's rent, and there's a $600,000 receivable from a job that finished last week. Now what? Winding up a New York LLC is the phase almost no one plans for — and the phase where min

You and your partner opened a Williamsburg cocktail bar in 2018 on a handshake and a boilerplate operating agreement. Six years and three locations later, you're barely speaking. Your partner has installed his girlfriend as "operations manager" at a $180,000 salary, locked you out of QuickBooks, and is telling staff you're "on the way out." You want out — but you don't yet know whether that means dissolving the company, forcing a court-ordered buyout, or suing your partner on