AZ LLCs: KEYTLaw's Operating Agreement Formation Service

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by Richard Keyt, Arizona business attorney

If you form your own LLC, your company should also have an Operating Agreement signed by all of the members. Here's the litmus test for determining if your company needs an Operating Agreement: How can a third party like a bank or title insurance company determine the identity of the members of your company and their percentage ownership of the company? Without a written Operating Agreement, a bank or title insurance company will not accept the word of a member as to who the owners are and how much they own.

Without a good written Operating Agreement how can you prove to a court exactly how much of your company you own? The single most important reason to have a written Operating Agreement is so that you and the other members can prove who owns your company and how much each member owns. In 2003, the members of an LLC I formed in 1994 found themselves in Maricopa County Superior Court litigating over, among other things, exactly who the owners were and what percentage of the company they owned. Although I prepared an Operating Agreement for them in 1994, they never signed it.

I had a client ask me to review a sample Operating Agreement the company found on the internet. The members signed the agreement and were involved in a nasty dispute. Unfortunately for the company and its members, the sample Operating Agreement stopped in the middle of the agreement and lacked all the exhibits it referred to. Because the members had never seen an Operating Agreement before, they did not realize they signed a partial and highly defective document.

Let KEYTLaw prepare your company's Operating Agreement. Don't risk a future expensive dispute among owners by operating your company without a written agreement between the members that covers basic rights and obligations of the members.

Because the Operating Agreement is the most important agreement among the members of a multi-member LLCs, it should not be a fill-in-the-blanks form taken off the internet or from a commercial legal form software package or be a document prepared by anyone other than an experienced business and tax lawyer.

Fee for KEYTLaw Prepared Operating Agreements

Every LLC Richard Keyt forms contains a custom drafted Operating Agreement included in the purchase price of $599. If you are going to hire Richard Keyt to form your LLC, just complete his online Arizona LLC Formation Agreement.

If your Arizona LLC doesn't have an Operating Agreement, let Richard Keyt prepare an Operating Agreement for your LLC for $199 and have piece of mind knowing that you will have the basic terms and conditions of membership set forth in a legally binding written agreement.

Richard Keyt's Operating Agreement is not a form document grabbed from the internet or a form book. It is the product of Richard Keyt's 28+ years of experience as a business lawyer attending seminars, reading treatises, drafting over 2,100+ partnership agreements and operating agreements, and advising partnerships and limited liability companies

How to Order Your Custom AZ LLC Operating Agreement

To order an Operating Agreement for your company now, click on the link below and answer the questions on the online form:

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For more information about Operating Agreements, see Richard Keyt's articles entitled "Arizona Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement FAQ.

About the Author

Richard Keyt, J.D., LL.M. (income taxation New York University Law School) is a business, real estate, transactions, contracts and estate planning attorney licensed to practice law in Arizona. He has formed over 2,100+ Arizona limited liability companies in the last few years because his low cost high quality LLC package is second to none and it only costs $599 for everything. Rick has practiced law in Arizona since 1980. Rick can be reached by telephone at 602-906-4953, ext. 3. Email at rickkeyt@keytlaw.com and fax at 602-297-6890. Rick's web site located at www.keytlaw.com had over 3,000,000 visitors in 2006 - 2008. To follow Rick on Twitter go to www.keytlaw.com/twitter. Rick does not accept matters involving landlord / tenant disputes or litigation of any kind (other than tax lien foreclosures). Communicating with Richard Keyt via email or otherwise does not cause you to become a client or cause your communications to be confidential or subject to the attorney client privilege.

All Documents Attorney Prepared - not Paralegal or Document Preparer Prepared

To order an attorney prepared Operating Agreement for your AZ LLC, click on the OA Questionnaire link

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This page was last modified on August 31, 2009.

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