I will draft a state specific llc operating agreement and corporate bylaws
Licensed US Attorney, Premium Legal Drafting and Bulletproof Contracts
About this Gig
Filing an LLC with the state is only step one. Without a proper Operating Agreement, your LLC defaults to generic state laws, leaving your personal assets vulnerable to lawsuits (piercing the corporate veil) and creating massive risk if you have business partners.
I am Philip Robbins (Bar #011632), a Licensed US Attorney. I provide premium corporate drafting to ensure your business foundation is legally airtight.
What I Draft:
- Single-Member LLC Operating Agreements (Crucial for asset protection).
- Multi-Member LLC Operating Agreements (Defining voting rights, profit distribution, and buyouts).
- Corporate Bylaws (For C-Corps and S-Corps).
- Corporate Resolutions & Founder Agreements.
Why My Agreements are Different:
Templates do not protect against deadlock (when partners disagree 50/50), death, or bankruptcy of a member. My custom drafts include sophisticated buy-sell provisions, right of first refusal, and fiduciary duty limitations tailored exactly to your states specific LLC statutes.
Secure your personal assets and business equity today.
Disclaimer: Legal drafting only. I do not file documents with the state.
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FAQ
Why do I need an Operating Agreement if I am the only owner?
To maintain liability protection. Without it, courts may treat your LLC as a sole proprietorship, risking your personal assets.
Do you file the LLC for me?
No, I provide the internal legal frameworks and agreements. You or your registered agent must file the Articles of Organization.
What is a Buy-Sell provision?
It dictates what happens if a partner wants to leave, dies, or goes bankrupt, preventing a stranger from taking their equity.
Can you draft Corporate Bylaws instead of an LLC agreement?
Yes, if you are a Corporation, I will draft Bylaws.
Are these tailored to my state?
Yes, every state has different LLC acts. I draft according to your specific state jurisdiction.
Can you help divide the equity?
I will draft the agreement to reflect the equity split and capital contributions you and your partners have decided on.
Can I open a bank account with this?
Yes, banks almost always require a signed Operating Agreement to open a business account.
What if we add a member later?
I can draft an amendment to your agreement for an additional fee later on.

