Custom agreements built around Chapter 605 and the way your company actually works: ownership, control, money, and exits. Flat fee. No templates. Serving LLCs statewide.
Takes less than a minute. An attorney will follow up.
Each agreement is tailored to your members, contributions, governance, and long-term plans.
Separateness, succession on death or incapacity, and the authority banks and title companies ask to see.
Learn more →Capital, voting thresholds, distributions, transfer restrictions, and deadlock resolution for partners.
Learn more →Delegated authority for investor-backed, family, and real estate companies, with reserved member decisions.
Learn more →Triggers, valuation, and payment terms for death, disability, divorce, and departures.
Learn more →Authority, records, and reporting-aware drafting for owners outside the United States.
Learn more →Adding members, changing percentages, or replacing a template that no longer fits.
Learn more →Direct attorney guidance from the first call to the signature-ready agreement.
A short call to walk through your ownership, goals, and concerns.
We review your structure, Sunbiz filings, and any existing agreement.
Your custom draft, with two rounds of revisions and Q&A included.
A finalized, attorney-drafted agreement, ready for signatures.
Without a written agreement, Chapter 605's default rules decide how your LLC votes, shares profits, and handles a departing member. We put your actual deal in writing.
Does your LLC need one?Florida doesn't require LLCs to have an operating agreement, but without one Chapter 605's default rules control voting, profits, and exits.
Read article → October 7, 2026Partners in a Florida multi-member LLC need clear terms on capital, voting, distributions, deadlocks, and exits. Key clauses explained under Chapter 605.
Read article → October 7, 2026A one-owner Florida LLC still benefits from a written operating agreement: separateness, succession, banking, and Florida's charging-order rule.
Read article →Flat-fee, lawyer-drafted operating agreements for Florida businesses.
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