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I will write a multi member llc operating agreement and corporate bylaws
Licensed US Corporate Attorney Protecting Your Business
I am Emily McNally Meghan, a Licensed US Attorney (Bar #350701) specializing in corporate structuring, commercial contracts and digital compliance. Getting your legal foundation wrong can cost you you...
About this Gig
Business partnerships fail daily due to poorly drafted contracts. As a Licensed US Attorney, I draft comprehensive Multi-Member LLC Operating Agreements and Corporate Bylaws to protect you from co-founder disputes.
When multiple owners are involved, your documentation must clearly outline profit distributions, voting rights, and what happens if a partner wants to leave or passes away. Without these clauses, you risk costly litigation and the dissolution of your business.
Key Clauses Included:
- Voting Rights & Deadlock Resolution
- Profit & Loss Allocations
- Buyout / Transfer of Interest Rules (Buy/Sell Clauses)
- Fiduciary Duties & Non-Compete limits
Whether you operate an LLC or a Corporation, I will provide an airtight governance document. My process is efficient and requires no off-platform communication.
Simply place your order, complete the detailed questionnaire regarding your ownership structure and receive an attorney grade legal document.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Target country:
United States
Document type:
Legal opinion
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Non-disclosure agreement (NDA)
Agreement type:
Service agreement
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License agreement
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FAQ
What is the difference between an Operating Agreement and Bylaws?
Operating agreements are for LLCs; Bylaws are for Corporations (C-Corps and S-Corps).
What happens if a partner wants to quit?
I include specific Buy-Sell clauses dictating how their shares are valued and sold back to the company.
Can we specify different voting power vs. profit share?
Yes, we can structure the agreement so voting power and financial distribution are separate.
What details do you need to start?
I need the names of partners, ownership percentages, capital contributions, and state of formation.
Does this document need to be notarized?
It is highly recommended to sign this in the presence of a notary, though not legally required in all states.
