Corporate Dissolution

I have an LLC partnership in NJ, and need to finish it, as we have no business, and my partner fraudulently used my personal bank account in Miami to try paying his bills. I am afraid he could do more irregular things and have me involved. I live in Colombia, for what he did all the paperwork for the company, but I never signed any paperwork. How can I do this, and how much would it cost?

Problem Data: I worked for a company in the state of Indiana from 1992 to 12-31-2004. The company went out of business on 12-31-2004. The company did not file bankruptcy. It just closed down. The company has been in litigation from 1-1-2005 to 6-10-2011.The company was not operational from 1-1-2005 to 6-10-11. I am the only remaining employee, officer (CEO) and voting director of the company. I worked the ligation from 1-1-2005 until it was settled on 6-10-11. The company presently owes only 3 secured Note Holders, including myself. The Note Holders have perfected a UCC-1 lien against the company for the amounts of the notes. I want to be paid a salary (wages or fee) for the work I did on the litigation for the last 7 years. I have about 2,500 hours in the litigation and want to pay myself $10 an hour for this work. I had and still have an employment contract with the company to pay me $20,000 a month.Question: Can I paid myself a reasonable salary ($25,000) for the work I did on the litigation before paying the Note Holders or would the perfected lien position of the Note Holders dictate that the Note Holders have the right to be paid first - before any salary could be paid to me? If the salary could be paid first - do I have the authority to pay myself this salary with the positions I hold with the company? Please answer my question as directly as possible - thanks

I have a judgment naming a company and the person who owned and was president of the company. The individual was not named in the lawsuit but is named on the judgment. The corporation no longer exists. Can I enforce the judgment against the person?

For Bylaws for a corporation (for profit) is there a form provision for 'dissolution' of the entity and then how shares are handled? As well as authorizing new shares for new partners (process for same)?

If the creditor is a corporation in a judgement and then the corporation is dissolved can judgement still be enforced? The judgement originated in Orange County, California and has been recorded in the State of New Jersey under the uniform enforcement?