Corporate Law Selling Ownership/Interest in Corporation - First Right to Refusal

[biogae]

My question involves corporate law in the state of: Oregon

I am in business with my sister n law and brother who are husband and wife. I am trying to sell my 50% Ownership assets and shares in the corporation. My sister n law owns the other 50%. My brother is the manager. I have received a settlement offer from our corporate attorney on behalf of my brother. There is no buy/sell agreement and no agreement if there is a dispute between myself and sister n law.

Is the settlement offer valid since it is on behalf of my brother who owns no interest in the corporation?

Because there is a settlement offer from my brother, has my sister n law given up first right of refusal by letting her husband make me the offer?

If I don't accept the offer can I now sell to a third party or do I need to counter offer?

Thank you

 

[army judge]

What you need to do is consult an attorney.
You should provide the attorney with relevant corporate documents.
The attorney will then require the buy out offer.
Don't be cheap and stupid.
This requires legal study and research in order to provide you with a useful legal answer.
Take your time, spend a few hundred bucks, receive a fair buy out.
See an attorney and get the ball rolling.
Your attorney will let you knw what other information is needed.