I will draft your custom llc operating agreement and corporate resolutions
Licensed US Attorney Premium Corporate and Startup Legal Contracts
About this Gig
When you form an LLC, simply registering with the state does not fully protect you. Without a legally binding LLC operating agreement, your personal assets remain vulnerable to business lawsuits and internal partner disputes.
I am Alexius M. Miller (BAR ID: 227004), a licensed U.S. Attorney. I do not use generic, fill-in-the-blank internet templates. I take the time to understand your business structure and draft a custom operating agreement that complies entirely with your specific state laws (such as Delaware, Wyoming, or Texas).
Legal Documents I Draft:
- Single-Member & Multi-Member Operating Agreements
- Corporate Resolutions and Member Consents
- Series LLC Agreements
- Business Contract Bundles
Why Trust My Practice?
- Active US Attorney: High-end legal drafting that holds up in US jurisdictions.
- Asset Protection: Structuring your documents to legally separate you from company liabilities.
- 100% Secure: All legal counsel and document delivery happen directly in Fiverr messages.
Secure your company today. Send me a message to get started!
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
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FAQ
Is this document legally valid in my specific state?
Yes. As an attorney, I research and tailor your operating agreement to align exactly with your state of registration.
Does this cover how profits are split among partners?
Yes, the Standard and Premium packages detail exact ownership percentages, voting rights, and profit splits.
Do you file the LLC for me?
No, this gig provides the mandatory internal legal documents required to govern your company and open a bank account.
