I will draft an ironclad llc founders agreement for your startup
Licensed US Attorney : Ironclad Legal Agreements for Startups and LLCs
About this Gig
The highest point of failure for early-stage startups is founder disputes. Before you build the product or go to market, you must legally define the relationship between the co-founders.
As a licensed U.S. Attorney, I draft highly customized LLC Founders Agreements that act as the ultimate prenuptial agreement for your startup. This document goes beyond a standard operating agreement by explicitly outlining day-to-day roles, time commitments, initial capital contributions, and exactly what happens if a founder fails to perform or walks away.
Crucially, I integrate Intellectual Property (IP) Assignment clauses to ensure that all code, branding, and ideas created by the founders are legally owned by the LLC, not the individuals- a strict requirement for future investors.
Secure your equity, protect your IP, and prevent future legal battles with a professionally drafted Founders Agreement tailored to the unique dynamics of your founding team.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Document type:
Founders agreement
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FAQ
Why do I need this if I already have an Operating Agreement?
An Operating Agreement governs the LLC; a Founders Agreement dictates the specific day-to-day roles, time commitments, and IP transfer expectations of the human founders.
Does this agreement transfer our IP to the company?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages include an Intellectual Property Assignment clause ensuring the LLC owns all developed assets.
What if a founder decides to leave after 6 months?
The Premium package includes founder vesting and exit protocols, allowing the LLC to repurchase unvested equity if a founder departs early.
