Strong companies are built on clear expectations. A Shareholder or Operating Agreement defines how a business is owned, managed, and governed — helping partners avoid misunderstandings and costly disputes down the road.
At Roussos Law Group, we help Florida businesses draft and enforce ownership agreements that protect both the company and its members. Whether you’re starting an LLC, managing a corporation, or restructuring ownership, our attorneys provide the legal precision and business insight you need to operate smoothly and confidently.
No, but it’s strongly recommended. Without one, your business defaults to state law, which may not reflect your intentions or protect your interests.
In many cases, yes — as long as it doesn’t conflict with Florida law. A Shareholder Agreement can supplement or modify certain management and voting provisions.
Without one, disputes over ownership, profits, or management often lead to litigation or dissolution.
Annually, or whenever your company’s ownership, management, or valuation changes.
Yes. Amendments can be made at any time with proper member or shareholder consent.
Our experienced attorneys are ready to guide you through every step with confidence.
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No, but it’s strongly recommended. Without one, your business defaults to state law, which may not reflect your intentions or protect your interests.
In many cases, yes — as long as it doesn’t conflict with Florida law. A Shareholder Agreement can supplement or modify certain management and voting provisions.
Without one, disputes over ownership, profits, or management often lead to litigation or dissolution.
Annually, or whenever your company’s ownership, management, or valuation changes.
Yes. Amendments can be made at any time with proper member or shareholder consent.
