I will draft business partnership agreement and joint venture contract
Licensed Attorney: Bulletproof Commercial Contracts and B2B Agreements
About this Gig
The fastest way to destroy a profitable business is a dispute between partners. If you enter a partnership without a legally binding framework, you are risking your capital, your IP, and your company's future.
I am Elizabeth Marie Link (Bar #140888), a licensed corporate attorney. I draft rock-solid Business Partnership Agreements, Joint Ventures, and LLC Operating Agreements. I structure your agreements to anticipate the worst-case scenariosso they never happen.
My legal drafting includes:
- Clear definitions of capital contributions and profit distribution.
- Day-to-day operational control and voting rights.
- Dispute and deadlock resolution protocols.
- Exit strategies and Buy/Sell clauses (What happens if a partner quits or passes away).
A 50/50 handshake is a recipe for disaster. Establish clear boundaries, protect your equity, and ensure all partners are legally held accountable to their promises. Order premium partnership drafting today and build your company on a secure legal foundation.
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FAQ
Is an Operating Agreement required for an LLC?
In many states, yes. Even if not legally mandated, operating a multi-member LLC without one leaves your personal assets vulnerable to lawsuits.
What happens if a partner wants to leave?
My Standard and Premium agreements include strict exit strategies, preventing a departing partner from holding the company hostage.
Do you handle equity vesting for startups?
Yes, I can draft founders' agreements with standard or custom equity cliff and vesting schedules.
Why is a 50/50 partnership dangerous?
If partners disagree, a 50/50 split causes a "deadlock" where the business cannot legally operate. I draft deadlock-resolution clauses to prevent this.
What details will you need from me?
I will need partner names, contribution amounts (capital/sweat equity), ownership percentages, and basic operational rules.
