Partnership Agreements in Texas

1. One of you dies
2. One of you divorces (do you become partners with the ex-wife?)
3. One of you becomes disabled (does the other carry on the burden all by himself and still pay ½ to the disabled one as required by law without an agreement)
4. One of you retires
5. One of you wants to get out of the business
6. One of you wants to sell and the other doesn’t
7. One of you goes bankrupt (does that mean the business does, too?)

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