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Your operating agreement is the internal rulebook for your company — who owns what, who decides what, and what happens if things change. We generate one tailored to your structure.
Why it matters
An operating agreement (for LLCs) or bylaws (for corporations) sets out ownership percentages, management, profit distribution, voting, and what happens if an owner leaves. A few states legally require one, and banks often ask for it.
Even for a single-member LLC, it reinforces the legal separation between you and your company — which is the whole point of forming an LLC.
- Ownership and membership percentages
- Management structure and voting rights
- Profit and loss distribution
- Buyout and dissolution provisions
Tailored to you
We generate an agreement based on the ownership and management details from your intake — single-member, multi-member, manager-managed, or investor-ready — ready to sign and keep with your records.
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