For attorneys
The conversation's done. Now they need a lawyer.
Stay Partners walks business partners through the questions they should have asked each other: money, roles, decisions, what happens if someone leaves. They finish with a shared, plain-English MOU. That's the point where they need an attorney in their state to turn it into an LLC operating agreement.
We're building that network one state at a time. Live now in Texas and Louisiana with Andrew Legrand. Every other state is joining soon, and we'd like it to be you.
What the engagement looks like
- LLC operating agreements only, prepared from the partners' shared MOU on a template the attorney approves for their state.
- One 60-minute attorney meeting per partner. Two partners get two meetings; each added partner adds one more.
- Anything past the included meetings is an introduction. The partners and the attorney take it from there, on the attorney's own terms.
Compensation and details are worked out directly with each attorney after they apply. Past the included work, it's your client relationship.
What's out of scope
These aren't part of the engagement. If the partners need them, they handle them separately, with you or another advisor:
- Corporations: bylaws, shareholder agreements, or other corporate documents
- Anything that needs financial disclosures or securities filings, including whether you need a private placement memorandum
- Tax returns, tax elections, or advice on partnership vs. S corp treatment
- Disputes, buyouts, and exits
Stay Partners is not a law firm. Attorneys in our network are independent and licensed in their own states.