Norm and Irene Robinson ran a successful business, Robinson Inc. Norm and Irene had two adult sons, Andy and Benny, both of whom were involved with the business from a fairly early age. They decided they wished to transfer the business to their sons and to start that process the company issued 100 common shares to Andy and 100 shares to Benny. Norm and Irene continued to control the company as they owned 150 shares each. On Christmas Day the family got into a terrible fight over Andy's "lifestyle choices" as Norm and Irene did not approve of the woman their son was dating. As a result, he was thrown out of the house and told his parents never wanted to see him again! The father, at a director's meeting, removed Andy as an officer from all of the companies and ordered the eldest son to stay off the business premises. The eldest son was also excluded from all participation in and management of the business. The eldest son was also cut off from any business income as the father ordered all dividends would be paid to his other son and not to Andy. Advice Andy. What steps would you suggest he take? Do you feel he will succeed? Why