It's a difficult situation, and there's no generic advice. If this isn't something you're planning to pursue, I'd use what (if any) money is left to wind down

It's a difficult situation, and there's no generic advice. If this isn't something you're planning to pursue, I'd use what (if any) money is left to wind down the company. Declare corporate bankrupcy, file a dissolution form, and close up shop. You shouldn't be personally liable for anything, but you want to close up shop cleanly regardless. Hire a cheap lawyer to help you do the forms, or use online resources like Nolo or Legalzoom. If you explain the situation to the lawyers who own part of the company, they may be willing to do it for free, or to take over the company, and run it themselves. Neither hurts you, since you're moving on anyway. Good luck, whatever you do!