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If one partner is leaving and there are large assets, you have the other partner buy your portion out. If they can not do so, the business is bankrupt, unless you are willing to float a loan to cover the cost of you leaving.

I would probably advise against that as the business probably needed both parties to run and I have rarely seen a partner that quits get their money long term if loaned. The business almost always fails and you get less then the person that stayed.

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Q: How do you split assets when one partner leaves a business if a large asset is useless to the person departing?
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