I will prepare startup llc operating agreements and corporate bylaws
Licensed U S Attorney, Premium Startup and Corporate Legal Solutions
About this Gig
Registering your startup with the state is only the first step. Without a proper Operating Agreement or Corporate Bylaws, your personal assets remain vulnerable, and your company is subject to default state laws that may not align with your vision.
I am a licensed U.S. attorney (Bar No. #294322) specializing in corporate governance. I draft precise, legally sound operational documents that fortify your corporate veil and establish clear internal governance.
What I Provide:
- Single & Multi-Member LLC Operating Agreements
- C-Corp and S-Corp Corporate Bylaws
- Initial Board Resolutions & Consents
- Corporate Meeting Minutes
Why This is Critical:
Banks, investors, and state courts require these documents to prove your business is a separate legal entity. I tailor every document to your management structure (Member-Managed vs. Manager-Managed) and profit distribution preferences.
Don't leave your startup's governance to default state statutes. Send me a message detailing your corporate structure, and I will draft your operational framework.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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International
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Commercial
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FAQ
Do I really need an Operating Agreement for a Single-Member LLC?
Yes. Without it, courts can easily "pierce the corporate veil," meaning your personal assets (house, savings) could be targeted in a business lawsuit.
What is the difference between an Operating Agreement and Bylaws?
An Operating Agreement is used for Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), while Corporate Bylaws are used for Corporations (C-Corps and S-Corps). I draft both.
Can I use this document to open a business bank account?
Yes. Banks almost always require a formal, signed Operating Agreement or Corporate Bylaws to open a business account or secure a business loan.
How do you handle multi-member profit distribution?
I will draft the agreement based on your instructions—whether profits are distributed equally, strictly by ownership percentage, or via a custom arrangement.
Is this compliant with Delaware (or my specific state) laws?
Yes, I ensure that the governing law provisions and structural elements of the documents strictly adhere to your specific state of incorporation.
