Partnership Agreement
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Create a comprehensive partnership agreement that covers profit sharing, decision-making, capital contributions, and exit provisions. Build on solid legal ground.
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What is a Partnership Agreement?
A partnership agreement is a legally binding contract between two or more individuals or entities who agree to operate a business together. It defines each partner's contributions, responsibilities, profit/loss sharing ratios, decision-making authority, and what happens when a partner wants to leave or the business dissolves.
Without a partnership agreement, your business defaults to your jurisdiction's partnership statute, which may not reflect what you actually agreed to. Default rules typically split profits equally regardless of contribution, give every partner authority to bind the business, and make each partner personally liable for the other's business debts. That's rarely what partners intend.
Contract.DIY generates partnership agreements that reflect your actual arrangement, whether it's a two-person startup, a professional practice, or a multi-member investment partnership. Define the terms upfront to protect both the business and the relationship.
Key clauses included
Capital contributions
Initial and ongoing financial contributions from each partner
Profit and loss distribution
How profits and losses are allocated among partners
Management and voting
Decision-making authority, voting rights, and day-to-day management
Partner duties and restrictions
Fiduciary duties, non-compete, and time commitment
Admission of new partners
Process and terms for bringing in additional partners
Withdrawal and buyout
How a partner exits and how their share is valued and purchased
Dissolution
Conditions that trigger dissolution and wind-down procedures
Dispute resolution
Mediation, arbitration, and deadlock-breaking mechanisms
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