My question involves business law in the state of: Florida
In January of 2010 I formed an LLC with my business partner. We opened a bank account that we were both signers on and began setting up our operations. In February we parted ways and decided to allow the corporation to disolve on it's own. Without my knowledge, my partner then sent a forged documen to the State of Florida Division of Corporations the was signed by what appears to be his wife (forging my signature) to remove me from the corporation.
I found this out recently after reading a news article that the same corporation is now under investigation by the Florida Attorney General for several violations of Florida Law, which are serious allegations!
I never received a pay check from this LLC, nor was I involved in any of the alleged wrong doing. At the same time, I was not mentioned on the allegations, and the other business partner certainly was.
Lastly, I have determined that the majority of business was conducted through the bank account that we established in January, yet when I went to the bank to get statements, I had been removed from the account, yet I had not signed anything to be removed (at the same time it appears the bank did this without receiving any documents that were forged either, which my banker tells me the person who did it did so against company policy).
My questions are as follows:
1. What crimes, if any, were committed when this document was forged?
2. Can I be held responsible for any actions that this company took after I was dissolved from the corporation, and
3. Is it legal for a bank to remove me as a signer if I was not there to sign for it?

