Divorce of a Member Sample Clauses

Divorce of a Member. In the event of a divorce between an individual Member and the spouse of that Member, the Company shall have the option to redeem any Units granted to or owned by the spouse of the member. The Company shall not automatically redeem this Units, but rather the affected Member shall have the right within ninety (90) days of notice to the Company of the earlier of (i) the final judicial decree of divorce, or (ii) the execution of an agreement of separation of property between the Member and the spouse of the Member, to purchase the Units belonging to the spouse of the Member. If the Member does not timely exercise this right, then the Company shall have the option to redeem the spouse's Units at the price and on the terms specified in Section 6.7 within the ensuing thirty (30) days.
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Divorce of a Member. In the event of the divorce of a person that has ownership in, or contractual rights to control, a Member (the “Divorced Member”) under circumstances in which such person’s spouse (the “Divorced Spouse”) has or receives any interest in or to any Member’s Participating Interest by community property rights or otherwise, the Divorced Member shall have the option to purchase from the Divorced Spouse any and all interest of the Divorced Spouse in or to any Member’s Participating Interest, and the Divorced Spouse shall sell any such interest in and to such Member’s Participating Interest to the Divorced Member, at the price determined in accordance with Section 9.1(a)(ii).
Divorce of a Member. The spouse of each Member shall sign the Spousal Consent attached hereto as Schedule 2. if upon the divorce of a Member, the Member's spouse is awarded all or a portion of the Member's Interest (the "Transferred Interest"), whether by decree or operation of law, the Member shall be required to immediately provide the Company and all remaining Members with a written notice regarding such occurrence (the "Divorce Notice"), such Divorce Notice to be provided promptly following the granting of the divorce by a court of appropriate jurisdiction. In such event, the divorced Member shall have the first option to purchase all of such Transferred Interest and may do so if he/she makes such election by providing his/her spouse with a written notice of such intention within the thirty (30) day time period following the granting of the divorce decree by the court. If the divorced Member does not elect to purchase all of such Transferred Interest, then the Company (through its Board of Managers) shall have the option to purchase all or a portion of the remaining Transferred Interest and may do so if it makes such election by providing the Member's former spouse with a written notice of such intention within the fortyfive (45) day time period following the Company's receipt of the Divorce Notice. If the Company does not elect to purchase all of the remaining Transferred Interest within such forty-five (45) day time period, the remaining Members shall have the option to individually or collectively purchase all or a portion of such remaining Transferred Interest and may do so if they make such election by providing the divorced Member with a written notice of such intention within sixty (60) days from the Company's receipt of the Divorce Notice. The failure of the Company and/or any Member to submit a notice within the applicable period shall constitute an election on the part of the Company and/or such Member not to purchase any of the Transferred Interest. At a minimum, if the divorced Member and the Company do not purchase all of the Transferred Interest, each remaining Member shall be entitled to purchase a portion of the remaining Transferred Interest based on the remaining Member's Pro Rata Part on the date the divorce was granted. In the event any remaining Member elects to purchase none or less than all of such remaining Member's Pro Rata Part of the remaining Transferred Interest, then the Members electing to purchase their respective Pro Rata Part of the remain...
Divorce of a Member. If, as a result of or in connection with the divorce or separation of any Member, all or any portion of the membership interest held by the Member would otherwise be transferred (whether by agreement or pursuant to a court judgment, decree, or order) to the spouse of the Member (and the spouse is not also a Member), the Company will have the option to purchase the membership interest that would otherwise be transferred to the spouse for the price and pursuant to the payment terms described in Article 8.8. This option may be exercised by the Company at any time within 60 days after the Company receives actual knowledge of the proposed transfer. The Company may assign this option to one or more of the other Members. If the Company (or the Member or Members, if any, to whom the Company has assigned the option) does not exercise the option, the membership may be transferred to the spouse, subject to the provisions of Article 8.6.
Divorce of a Member. In the event a Member who is an individual, if any, is divorced from his/her spouse (a "Divorced Member"), immediately upon the entry of a decree of divorce in a court of competent jurisdiction awarding ownership of the Interest to the spouse of the Divorced Member, the Divorced Member shall give notice to the other Members and Managing member(s). For a period ninety (90) days thereafter, the remaining Members shall have the option to purchase the Interest of the spouse of such Divorced Member in the Company at a price determined as set forth in Section 11.04 hereof, as if such Divorced Member had desired to separate from the other Members on the date such decree of divorce was entered. The option to purchase the Interest of the spouse of the Divorced Member in the Company may be exercised at any time within a period of ninety (90) days after the members are notified in writing of the entry of such

Related to Divorce of a Member

  • Dissociation of a Member The withdrawal, resignation, retirement, disability, expulsion, or bankruptcy of a member will terminate the membership of the member in the Company. Such a member will be deemed a “dissociated member.”

  • Member The Member owns 100% of the limited liability company interests in the Company.

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