Business Lawyer in Princeton, NJ for
Partnership & Operating Agreements
Experienced New Jersey Business Lawyer
Starting a business with a partner? Make sure your legal foundation is solid. At The Law Office of Arij H. Syed, we specialize in creating clear, customized partnership agreements and operating agreements to protect your interests from day one.
Why These Agreements Matter:
Whether you're launching a new venture or formalizing an existing relationship, having a well-drafted legal agreement can help you:
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Prevent future disputes
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Define each partner’s rights and responsibilities
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Clarify decision-making authority
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Outline exit and dissolution terms
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Avoid costly litigation down the road
We take the time to understand your business goals and provide agreements that reflect your unique needs.
What We Offer:
✅ Customized Partnership Agreements
✅ LLC Operating Agreements
✅ Bylaws for corporations
✅ Shareholder/investor agreements
✅ Employment contracts
✅ Vendor, supplier, and service agreements
✅ Legal Guidance Tailored to You
✅ Transparent Flat Fees
Work With a Princeton-Based Attorney You Can Trust
Attorney Arij H. Syed combines legal experience with personal attention to ensure your documents are not just legally sound — but built to support your business’s success.
FAQs About Partnership & Operating Agreements
What’s the difference between a partnership agreement and an operating agreement?
A partnership agreement is used for businesses structured as general partnerships, while an operating agreement is used for LLCs (Limited Liability Companies). Both outline ownership, responsibilities, and how decisions are made — but they apply to different legal structures.
Do I need an operating agreement if I’m the only owner of my LLC?
Yes. Even single-member LLCs benefit from an operating agreement. It helps establish your LLC as a separate legal entity, protects your personal assets, and may be required by banks or courts in the event of legal issues.
Can we use a free template for our agreement?
Free templates often lack the detail and flexibility needed to truly protect your business. A custom agreement drafted by an experienced attorney ensures your unique business goals, state laws, and potential risks are properly addressed.