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I have a little bit of a situation happening right now where I have started a company with a co-founder three and a half years ago.

We, and from day one, we've had some disagreements, but throughout those disagreements, we've always

been able to come to a compromise, and we were both very hard working.

Over the period of time, the company has grown to 12 employees with a shop in New York and everything

that you could possibly need to do a beautiful paint job

on your home.

Nice.

I have worked tirelessly for the past three and a half years to build the business to what

it is today or what it's cash flowing at today.

Now, these disagreements between my co-founder and I have come to a point where a lot of

trust is lost.

He's started other businesses within the same shop, taking resources from my business.

Uh-oh.

While simultaneously, I mean i mean anything from you know

putting wrong things at the paint store on other accounts x y and z sketchy checks so fraud

cashed in his other bank account so fraud of like six of six of six, like we're talking $6,000.

That's stealing.

So he's stealing from what from, he's stealing from you.

Yes, that's what that's called.

It's called theft and fraud.

And, you know, I'm going to be hiring a very good lawyer during this process along with a

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