When can a partner be disassociated from a partnership?

By the partner$$s voluntarily giving notice of an $$express will to withdraw,$$ by the occurrence of an event specified in the partnership agreement, by the partner$$s declaring bankruptcy or assigning transferable interest in the partnership for the benefit of creditors, by the partner becoming physically or mentally incapacitated, or by the partner$$s death.

By the partner$$s voluntarily giving notice of an $$express will to withdraw,$$ by a unanimous vote of the other partners under certain circumstances $($such as the partner$$s transfer of substantially all of the partner$$s interest in the partnership$),$ by order of a court or arbitrator if the partner has engaged in wrongful conduct that affects the partnership business, by the partner$$s declaring bankruptcy or assigning transferable interest in the partnership for the benefit of creditors, by the partner becoming physically or mentally incapacitated, or by the partner$$s death.

By the partner$$s voluntarily giving notice of an $$express will to withdraw,$$ by the occurrence of an event specified in the partnership agreement, by a unanimous vote of the other partners under certain circumstances $($such as the partner$$s transfer of substantially all of the partner$$s interest in the partnership$),$ by order of a court or arbitrator if the partner has engaged in wrongful conduct that affects the partnership business, by the partner$$s declaring bankruptcy or assigning transferable interest in the partnership for the benefit of creditors, by the partner becoming physically or mentally incapacitated, or by the partner$$s death.

By the partner$$s voluntarily giving notice of an $$express will to withdraw, by the partner becoming physically or mentally incapacitated, or by the partner$$s death.