Preparing a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution manually requires hours of research across state statutes, IRS guidelines, and corporate records. Attorneys must verify compliance requirements, cross-reference board resolutions, calculate asset distributions, and ensure proper creditor notification procedures—all while tracking state-specific filing requirements and tax obligations.
Preparing a Plan of Liquidation and Dissolution manually requires hours of research across state statutes, IRS guidelines, and corporate records. Attorneys must verify compliance requirements, cross-reference board resolutions, calculate asset distributions, and ensure proper creditor notification procedures—all while tracking state-specific filing requirements and tax obligations.
CaseMark automates the entire drafting process by intelligently extracting data from your corporate documents, researching current state and federal requirements, and generating compliant dissolution plans. Our AI verifies quorum requirements, identifies assets from financial statements, and cites authoritative sources—delivering comprehensive, ready-to-file documents in minutes.
This workflow is applicable across multiple practice areas and use cases
Corporate dissolution plans are critical in bankruptcy proceedings where companies must liquidate assets and distribute proceeds to creditors in proper priority order.
Bankruptcy attorneys regularly handle corporate wind-downs that require formal liquidation plans with creditor notices, asset distribution sequencing, and compliance with both bankruptcy code and state dissolution requirements.
Non-profit dissolution requires specialized liquidation plans ensuring charitable assets are distributed according to IRS requirements and state non-profit statutes.
Non-profit attorneys must navigate unique dissolution requirements including cy-pres distribution of assets, IRS Form 990 final filings, and state attorney general notifications, all of which align with this workflow's compliance features.
Dissolution plans are needed when target companies are dissolved post-acquisition or when subsidiaries are wound up as part of corporate restructuring transactions.
M&A attorneys frequently handle post-closing entity rationalization where acquired entities or merged subsidiaries must be formally dissolved, requiring liquidation plans and proper asset distribution documentation.
Corporate governance attorneys advise boards on proper dissolution procedures, including shareholder approval requirements, fiduciary duties during wind-up, and documentation of board resolutions.
The workflow's focus on board resolutions, approval documentation, and compliance with corporate formalities directly supports corporate governance practitioners advising on entity termination decisions.
CaseMark automatically researches and incorporates your state's specific dissolution statutes, filing forms, and procedural requirements. The platform searches official secretary of state websites and state bar resources to ensure your plan complies with local regulations, including notice periods and required filings.
Yes. CaseMark uses advanced AI to extract key details like approval dates, vote counts, and asset information from your uploaded documents. This eliminates manual data entry and ensures accuracy when documenting authorizations and planning asset distributions.
CaseMark researches and includes guidance on final tax returns, IRS Form 966 requirements, state tax clearances, and ongoing obligations. The platform cites current IRS guidelines and state tax authority procedures to ensure your dissolution plan addresses all necessary tax matters.
CaseMark generates a comprehensive, citation-backed dissolution plan in approximately 12 minutes. This includes automated research of legal requirements, extraction of data from your documents, and drafting of all required sections—compared to 5+ hours for manual preparation.
Yes. CaseMark automatically drafts compliant creditor notification procedures, including timelines and methods based on state law requirements. The platform searches best practices from regulatory authorities and includes sample notice formats to ensure proper stakeholder communication.
Absolutely. CaseMark generates a comprehensive asset distribution framework based on your financial documents and applicable law, which you can then customize. The platform provides tax implications research from authoritative sources to inform distribution decisions to shareholders or other beneficiaries.
CaseMark cites authoritative sources including state statutes, secretary of state guidance, IRS publications, state bar association resources, and verified legal templates. All citations are current and linked to official sources, providing confidence in the plan's legal foundation.