About a year ago I formed a corporation with two other people. I hold 50% of the company. One member was supposed to be the "financier" and holds roughly 30% of the company. He is a partner by name only, and does not work with the company at all. He has his own company. He has not provided the up front money he initially agreed to, he acts like he is the boss of the company, and has thrown up several obstacles during this first year of our company (he insists that he must sign every check that is written, but constantly "forgets" to sign them etc.). I can't work with him any more. We have not made much profit and are not in any debt. We had to use all of the money we made to purchase items that were supposed to be provided by the "financier". My questions are : How hard is it to get this guy out? and second: What is he entitled to when he goes? 30% of the value of the assests? (For whatever reason, these issues were not addressed in our corporation paperwork).