What if the partner cheats and doesn't give me money?

Legal analysis: 1. Collect written documents related to partnership assets, such as account books, accounts receivable documents, counter transfer contracts, inventory lists, etc. These are all formed in the process of your partnership, and the evidence is solidified by secretly recording, taking photos and videos. Of course, the chat records and SMS records during the partnership are all evidence. The testimony of a third person can also be used as evidence. After all the above evidence is sorted out, find out how much the partnership property is and how much money you should get. 2. Negotiate with the other party, and negotiate with the other party with the above-mentioned copy when necessary. 3. If no settlement can be reached through negotiation, bring a lawsuit directly to the court where the other party is located. As long as your evidence is sufficient, the other party can't shirk it. If the other party conceals property, it may apply to the court to enforce the other party's property, including cash, real estate, cars and other legal property. If the other party uses the income from the partnership of family property for family expenses, it may take the property of the other spouse as the object of execution.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Partnership Enterprise Law.

Article 80 If a natural person as a limited partner dies, is declared dead according to law, or a legal person or other organization as a limited partner terminates, his successor or successor of rights may obtain the qualification of a limited partner in a limited partnership enterprise according to law.

Article 81 After a limited partner withdraws from the partnership, he shall be liable for the debts of the limited partnership caused by the reasons before the withdrawal with the property he retrieved from the limited partnership at the time of withdrawal.

Article 82 Unless otherwise agreed in the partnership agreement, the conversion of a general partner into a limited partner or a limited partner into a general partner shall be unanimously agreed by all partners.

Article 83 Where a limited partner is transformed into a general partner, it shall be jointly and severally liable for the debts incurred by the limited partnership enterprise during its tenure as a limited partner.

Article 84 Where a general partner is transformed into a limited partner, he shall be jointly and severally liable for the debts incurred by the partnership during his tenure as general partner.