Customized operating agreements
Turn the owners’ actual deal into a clear Operating Agreement.
A useful Operating Agreement should reflect how ownership, control, money, and major decisions will work—not simply repeat generic legal language.
Address the important decisions before they become disputes.
Chris begins by understanding the owners’ contributions, expectations, management roles, voting rights, economic arrangement, and plans for the business. He identifies the decisions that need to be made and explains the practical consequences of the available choices.
He then drafts an agreement around those decisions, using language the owners can understand and apply. For an existing LLC, the work may instead involve reviewing and revising an agreement that no longer fits the company or leaves important issues unresolved.
The objective is a document that accurately reflects the business arrangement and provides workable rules when circumstances change.
Companies with recurring governance and documentation needs may also consider Monthly Business Counsel.
Standalone agreement pricing
Scope affects pricing
Multi-member agreements are not all alike.
Ownership economics, management rights, voting thresholds, transfer restrictions, buyouts, investor provisions, and negotiation among owners can materially affect the work required. Any higher or supplemental fee will be discussed in advance.
A practical next step
Tell Chris what you need.
Chris personally reviews each inquiry and will explain the appropriate next step if the matter appears to fit the practice.
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