If you make an agreement with your business partner that you will ALWAYS reach agreement on ANY business item that comes up, no matter how strongly you both feel and no matter how far apart on an issue, your partnership will thrive.
In order to remove a partner you’ll need to take legal action and then you must prove your case in court.
When one partner becomes totally beligerant and refuses to communicate, it is important to protect the other partner. These situations get pretty close to needing an attorney which can get very expensive.
If you are in a business partnership, call your bank and find out if you have a joint account. If you are “on” the account but it’s not a joint account, change it.
The answer is YES under certain circumstances. If there are two equal partners in the LLC and one of them wants out, dissolving the LLC is an option.
No matter how small the amount, taking money without talking without mentioning it is serious because it breaks trust.