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distribution-of-assets-plan

Drafts a corporate Distribution of Assets Plan for dissolution, restructuring, or wind-down, covering asset inventory with valuations, beneficiary designations, distribution methodology, contingency p

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Imported from ThomasMoreAI/legal-skills-open (us/corporate/skills/distribution-of-assets-plan/SKILL.md). Install upstream with npx skills add ThomasMoreAI/legal-skills-open --skill distribution-of-assets-plan. Copyright stays with the author (Apache-2.0).

Distribution of Assets Plan

Allocates entity assets among designated beneficiaries or stakeholders upon dissolution, restructuring, or other triggering events, with jurisdiction-compliant execution formalities.

Prerequisites

  1. Entity identification — legal name, jurisdiction of formation, EIN
  2. Triggering event — dissolution, restructuring, death/incapacity of principal, merger
  3. Asset inventory sources — balance sheets, deeds, account statements, appraisals
  4. Beneficiary information — legal names, relationships, contact info, ownership percentages
  5. Governing documents — articles of incorporation, bylaws, operating agreement, shareholder agreement
  6. Jurisdiction — state of formation and any states where assets are located

Output Structure

1. Preamble

Element Content
Entity name & type Full legal name, state, entity type
Effective date Date of plan execution or triggering event
Triggering circumstances Dissolution vote, court order, death, restructuring resolution
Legal authority Governing statute (e.g., state Business Corporation Act, LLC Act) [VERIFY jurisdiction]
Plan purpose One-sentence statement of intent

2. Asset Inventory

For each asset, capture:

Field Detail
Asset ID Sequential reference number
Category Real property / Financial account / Business interest / IP / Equipment / Other
Description Legal description, institution + last-4, registration # as applicable
Current FMV Appraised or book value; valuation date
Encumbrances Liens, mortgages, pledges, transfer restrictions
Disposition method Liquidate / Transfer in kind / Retain for wind-down

Categories to address:

  • Real property (legal descriptions and recording references)
  • Bank and investment accounts
  • Accounts receivable and notes receivable
  • Business interests / subsidiary equity
  • Intellectual property (patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets)
  • Contracts and licenses (flag assignable vs. non-assignable)
  • Equipment and personal property above threshold value
  • Tax attributes (NOLs, credits) — note transferability limits [VERIFY]
  • Pending litigation claims or recoveries

3. Beneficiary Designations

Beneficiary Type Legal Name Role Allocation % Contingent
B-1 Primary Shareholder / Creditor / Officer
C-1 Contingent

Special designations:

  • Minor beneficiaries → identify custodian or trustee
  • Entity beneficiaries → confirm authorization to receive
  • Creditor priority → note statutory distribution waterfall [VERIFY state law]
  • Special needs beneficiaries → flag for supplemental needs trust review

4. Distribution Methodology

Method Use When
Percentage allocation of liquidation proceeds Assets to be sold; pro-rata distribution
Specific bequest of identified asset Named asset to named beneficiary in kind
Staged distribution schedule Ongoing wind-down, contingent assets, disputed claims
Liquidating trust Complex assets requiring post-dissolution management

Tax and equalization:

  • Identify built-in gain assets; note IRC §§ 331, 336 implications for C-corps [VERIFY]
  • Include equalization language for in-kind assets of unequal value
  • Address transfer taxes, recording fees, and cost allocation

5. Distribution Timeline

Day 0:    Plan adopted / triggering event
Day 1–30: Appraisals finalized; creditor notice period [VERIFY state law]
Day 30–X: Liquidation of sale-designated assets
Day X:    Creditor distributions (priority per state dissolution statute)
Day X+Y:  Equity holder / residual beneficiary distributions
Final:    Certificate of dissolution filed; administrator discharged

6. Contingency Provisions

Scenario Plan Provision
Beneficiary predeceases Specify alternate or redistribution among survivors
Beneficiary disclaims Specify timeframe (≤9 months for tax purposes [VERIFY])
Beneficiary cannot be located Holdback period before escheat to state unclaimed property
Asset value materially changes Rebalancing or pro-rata adjustment mechanism
Disputed asset Escrow agent and dispute resolution mechanism

7. Administrative Powers

The plan administrator shall have authority to:

  • Sell, transfer, or convey assets
  • Execute documents on behalf of the entity
  • Retain professionals (counsel, accountants, brokers)
  • Pay wind-down expenses from entity assets
  • File tax returns and resolve tax liabilities
  • Settle claims against the entity
  • Make partial distributions pending final asset resolution

Dispute resolution: mediation → arbitration → [jurisdiction] court.

8. Execution Block

Per jurisdiction requirements [VERIFY state-specific formalities]:

  • Authorized signatory signature + title
  • Witness signatures (number per state law)
  • Notary acknowledgment
  • Board resolution or unanimous written consent as exhibit
  • Filing requirements (e.g., plan of dissolution with Secretary of State)
  • Number and location of originals

Guidelines

  • Distributions to equity holders cannot precede creditor satisfaction; confirm state dissolution waterfall before drafting.
  • Many states require tax clearance certificate before dissolution is final [VERIFY by state].
  • Flag non-assignable contracts requiring third-party consent; exclude from distribution until consent obtained.
  • Transfers of business interests may trigger securities law obligations [VERIFY].
  • Insert [BRACKET] placeholders for all client-specific values not in source documents.
  • Do not include account numbers or SSNs in the document body; reference by exhibit.

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Manifest

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