If a developer's former partner is going bankrupt, is the developer's license at risk?

In Tennessee, a developer's licensing is generally not at risk due to the personal financial issues of a former partner, such as bankruptcy. The developer's license is issued to the individual or entity that has applied for it, and the operational integrity of that license typically remains intact unless there are specific legal or financial issues directly associated with the license holder.

The relationship dynamics between partners may influence business operations, but one partner's bankruptcy does not automatically jeopardize the other's license. If the developer has maintained compliance with all state regulations and has not been involved in any misconduct or any actions that would compromise their ability to hold a license, their licensing remains secure.

Outstanding debts or specific clauses in a partnership agreement may have implications for financial responsibility and business operations. However, those factors do not directly affect the licensing status in the context of one partner's bankruptcy. Hence, the correct answer reflects this legal understanding in the context of timeshare development in Tennessee.