There is currently one angel investor at $150k, some debt holders ~$10k.
I called the investor a year ago and said to him that I want to close down the company -- all the employees have left. We agreed that he'd try to solicit around the company to his contacts and try to get a sale.
I helped to pitch over the phone a once and did maintenance when here and there, and he's mentioned several people he's shown it to but never any reply.
I told him I was going back to school and need him to take over the AWS charges, which he did. I forgot to ask him to take over the domain fees and database charges and have been carrying them myself (student loan).
The company hasn't paid any taxes since its inception (I read online that I don't need to if the company is running a loss every year). I haven't filed a statement of information for a year now, and I'm effectively locked out of the country. The company bank SVB closed the company account due to inactivity.
The investor's lawyer did most of the paper work to get the company up and running. He has most of the documents, and I don't really know how this works. Unfortunately, I couldn't pay his last legal bill.
The fund holding the $10K debt has gone silent on me, and I've been afraid to bring anything up.
Recently AWS suspended the account due to overdue payment. I contacted the investor two weeks ago, and he said he'll take care of it. A week later I noticed it's still not fixed, so I contacted him again, asked if he was tabling things, and that if he was, perhaps I could also pause my payment on the DB (bringing it up the first time). No response for a week.
Anyway, what do I do here? Am I at risk for anything?