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An Extreme Case of Petitioner’s Remorse

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By Franklin C. McRoberts on December 14, 2020
Posted in Dissolution Basics, Dissolution Procedure, Liquidation

In this week’s New York Business Divorce, read about the hurdles one can face when attempting to change course after suing for, or stipulating to, dissolution. The lesson: when suing for dissolution, be prepared to see it through to the bitter end. …
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