Commercial companies can become a significant source of income for those with the skills, time, or capital to join such an entity. However, over time, the partners within a company may find themselves in disagreement. In these situations, many new entrepreneurs discover that withdrawing from a company can be far more complex and challenging than joining one. Working with a lawyer from the very beginning — whether at the time of incorporation or upon joining an existing company — can prevent many of these difficulties.
Once again on the set of Legal 100%, Attorney Șerban Moga discusses this important topic for entrepreneurs and for those considering entering the business world.

By watching the show, also available on TVR Cluj’s YouTube channel (link at the end of the article), you can learn:
- How one of the partners can withdraw from a company. What role does the Articles of Association play in this process?
- What options are available if a partner wishes to withdraw without the consent of the other partners?
- What happens to the funds invested by a partner once they withdraw from the company?
- Can a partner be excluded from the company by a majority of the partners? What are the situations in which exclusion is possible, and what are its effects and the rights of the excluded partner?
- Can the partners be held personally liable for losses suffered by the company?
- What measures can different partners take to challenge a decision made by the majority on behalf of the company?
- What rights do spouses have, in case of divorce, over a company in which one of them is a partner?
For an in-depth discussion on this topic or for any additional questions, please contact us.
In any case involving a commercial company — including disputes or the withdrawal of a partner — it is essential to work with a lawyer who understands not only the legal aspects, but also the human side and the social and psychological dimensions of the issue you are facing.
