Partnership Dissolution Winding Up Process

Definition: The process of ending a partnership, including settling accounts, paying debts, liquidating assets, and distributing the remaining proceeds to the partners. Dissolution triggers the winding up phase, during which the partnership concludes its affairs.

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Partnership Dissolution and Winding Up in Florida

Dissolution (Section 620.8801) triggers: partner withdrawal, term expiration, unanimous consent, or judicial order. Winding up: complete business, collect receivables, pay debts (creditors first, then partner loans, capital, profits), distribute assets. Fiduciary duties continue through winding up. File dissolution statement with FL DOS.

Dissolution Triggers

Winding Up Order

Ongoing Duties

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Florida Law Reference

Fla. Stat. Ch. 620

Governs the creation and operation of limited partnerships and limited liability limited partnerships in Florida.

Fla. Stat. Ch. 61

Governs dissolution of marriage proceedings in Florida, including equitable distribution of marital assets, alimony, and parental responsibility.

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