You summarized the plan of action well. Have you completed any of those items?
There is nothing to file with the IRS except for indicating that the Schedule K-1 was final for that year (if that was the case).
A second demand letter is probably a good idea. I do not have a wording suggestion since it falls outside the tax advice but is rather a legal advice matter.
Yes, you can request a transcript of the business tax return. Here is how to do that.
Yes, the partner who was a member of the partnership during any part of the tax period can request the transcript. See page 2, column 2 under Partnerships here.
As for your "random slew of questions", I'd say you have a good plan right now, follow it through and see how far you get. If you end up with no transcripts and no other information, you can use estimated numbers to report the income. It's not going to be easy to come up with those numbers, but a partner can probably request all the bank and credit card statements for the year, and recreate the financials to base their numbers on.
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