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An Operating Agreement is a legally binding agreement detailing the internal, financial and operational structure of the LLC. It is critical to have a written Operating Agreement, even for single member LLCs, to protect against reverse piercing of the corporate veil and show compliance with corporate formalities. In LLCs with multiple owners, it is critical to have buy-out provisions and a succession plan.

This Operating Agreement is for LLCs with 2 or more owners/members that own, manage and invest in real estate. It contains a buy-out provision as well as ownership by joint tenancy with right of survivorship. If you choose this option, you also get one round of revisions and an optional attorney consultation for questions.

Every Corporation, including nonprofits, in the state of Arizona is required to have Bylaws. Corporate Bylaws are a legally binding agreement detailing the internal, financial and operational structure of the Corporation.

Every Corporation should have a detailed set of Initial Meeting Minutes outlining the initial start up and operating procedures of the corporation, including issuance of stock, election of the Board of Directors and Officers. Every Corporation should document its annual Shareholder’s and Director’s meetings to maintain compliance with Arizona law and maintain the corporate veil.

If you are hiring an independent contractor, you should have a legally binding agreement defining the terms of the agreement, scope of work and payment details. We also include an Arizona declaration of independent contractor with the Independent Contractor Agreement.

If you are contemplating selling your business, using an independent contractor or sharing sensitive, proprietary or private business information, you should have an NDA to prevent third parties from disclosing, stealing, or misusing it.

A Durable Financial Power of Attorney is a legal document that designates a trusted person, the agent, to manage your financial affairs, such as paying bills, banking, or selling property, if you become incapacitated or are otherwise unable to do so. It ensures, for instance, that your assets are managed according to your wishes without requiring court intervention.

This agreement will be customized to your business and will include key provisions such as the services to be provided, payment terms, accepted methods of payment, and dispute resolution procedures. Additional provisions may be included based on your specific needs and industry.

This agreement will be customized to your business and will include key provisions such as the consulting services to be provided, project scope, compensation terms, client and consultant responsibilities, and dispute resolution procedures. Additional provisions may be included based on your specific needs and industry.

Terms & Conditions on your website protect your business and act as a contract between your business and the website users. Terms & Conditions limit your liability, protect your intellectual property, establish rules for sales as well as user behavior.

You should have a privacy policy on your business’ website. If you collect any personal data, including names, email addresses, IP addresses, etc., you need to inform users as to how the data is collected, used, sold or shared. It is critical that you comply with regional laws like the GDPR, CCPA, etc. This Privacy Policy encompasses the required language to comply with these laws.

Terms & Conditions on your website protect your business and act as a contract between your business and the website users. Terms & Conditions limit your liability, protect your intellectual property, establish rules for sales as well as user behavior.

You should have a privacy policy on your business’ website. If you collect any personal data, including names, email addresses, IP addresses, etc., you need to inform users as to how the data is collected, used, sold or shared. It is critical that you comply with regional laws like the GDPR, CCPA, etc. This Privacy Policy encompasses the required language to comply with these laws.

Use a Special Warranty Deed in lieu of a Quit Claim Deed to ensure that there will not be title insurance issues in the future. As part of creating the deed for you, we will find the original vesting deed to ensure that the transfer is accurate as to the names of the parties as well as the legal description of the property.

These deeds pass your property to a beneficiary upon the property owner’s death without the need for a probate. They can be used in lieu of a trust. As part of creating the deed for you, we will find the original vesting deed to ensure that the transfer is accurate as to the names of the parties as well as the legal description of the property.

Many business owners create an LLC to manage rental properties held in multiple LLCs. This structure can simplify accounting, streamline vendor relationships, and improve operational efficiency across multiple properties. A written property management agreement between the management LLC and each property-owning LLC helps document the relationship, define responsibilities and compensation, and maintain the separate legal status of each entity.

If you transfer your residential or rental property to an LLC or other business entity, you need to assign the lease in effect to that new entity. This document formally notifies the tenant of the change in ownership and ensures a smooth transition of responsibilities, including rent collection, maintenance obligations, and enforcement of lease terms. It helps maintain continuity of the lease while clearly establishing the new party responsible for the landlord’s duties going forward.

A well-drafted residential lease helps protect your investment by clearly defining the rights and responsibilities of both landlord and tenant. This Arizona-specific lease includes provisions addressing rent, security deposits, maintenance obligations, property rules, and other key terms designed to reduce misunderstandings and disputes. The lease also includes the bed bug disclosure, lead paint disclosure and educational materials required to be given to tenants by Arizona law.

This agreement documents the rental arrangement between the entities, including rent, term, maintenance responsibilities, permitted use of the property, and other key lease terms. A properly drafted lease helps preserve the separate legal status of each business, creates a clear record of the transaction, and supports compliance with corporate and tax formalities. This is not a document for renting property to third parties and is not triple net.