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California legally requires LLCs to maintain an operating agreement (Corp. Code §17701.02) — it needn't be filed, but it must exist. Generate a compliant one in minutes.

NY LLC Law §417 requires a written operating agreement within 90 days of formation — one of the few states with a hard deadline.

Not legally required in Texas, but banks and title companies ask — and the liability shield argument is far stronger with one signed.

Florida's default LLC statute rules apply unless your agreement overrides them — most owners prefer their own terms on distributions and management.

Delaware requires an operating agreement (written, oral, or implied) — for holding companies and startups, written is the only serious option.

Ohio's Revised LLC Act (2022) strengthened the role of the operating agreement — without one, statutory defaults decide member rights. Generate a compliant agreement for single- or multi-member Ohio LLCs in minutes.

The favorite formation state for privacy-minded owners — the agreement is where members are actually named, since the state filing doesn't list them.

The one-page-feeling agreement with outsized legal weight: it's the document that proves your LLC isn't just you with extra paperwork.

Ownership splits, management votes, and distribution rules in writing — the difference between a disagreement and a lawsuit.

When investors or passive members shouldn't run daily operations — designate managers and scope their authority.

Real-estate LLCs: pair the agreement with your deed and lease records — lenders reviewing a refinance will ask for all three.

Alabama does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Alabama's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Alabama agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Alaska does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Alaska's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Alaska agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Arizona's LLC Act (ALLCA, 2019 rewrite) changed many defaults — agreements drafted for the old act are worth regenerating. Generate a compliant Arizona agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Arkansas does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Arkansas's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Arkansas agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Colorado (7-80 C.R.S.) permits oral operating agreements — a written one beats a memory contest in every dispute. Generate a compliant Colorado agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Connecticut does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Connecticut's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Connecticut agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Georgia (O.C.G.A. Title 14, Ch. 11) enforces default rules absent an agreement — equal management rights regardless of ownership split. Generate a compliant Georgia agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Hawaii does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Hawaii's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Hawaii agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Idaho does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Idaho's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Idaho agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Illinois (805 ILCS 180) leaves member rights to statutory defaults without an agreement — including some that surprise 50/50 partners. Generate a compliant Illinois agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Indiana's flexible act defers heavily to the agreement — silence hands decisions to statutory defaults instead of your intent. Generate a compliant Indiana agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Iowa does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Iowa's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Iowa agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Kansas does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Kansas's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Kansas agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Kentucky does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Kentucky's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Kentucky agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Louisiana does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Louisiana's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Louisiana agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Maine's LLC Act requires an operating agreement (written, oral, or implied) — put it in writing and the question never comes up. Generate a compliant Maine agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Maryland does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Maryland's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Maryland agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Massachusetts does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Massachusetts's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Massachusetts agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Michigan's LLC Act leaves management and distributions to defaults absent an agreement — awkward for unequal contributions. Generate a compliant Michigan agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Minnesota adopted RULLCA (322C) — older 322B-era agreements don't map cleanly; fresh ones avoid the mismatch. Generate a compliant Minnesota agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Mississippi does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Mississippi's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Mississippi agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Missouri statute (§347.081) requires every LLC to have an operating agreement — one of only five states that mandate it. Generate a compliant Missouri agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Montana does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Montana's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Montana agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Nebraska does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Nebraska's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Nebraska agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Nevada (NRS 86) is a popular formation state for asset protection — the agreement is where charging-order protections get practical teeth. Generate a compliant Nevada agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

New Hampshire does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, New Hampshire's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable New Hampshire agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

New Jersey follows RULLCA (42:2C) — oral agreements technically count, which is precisely why you want yours written. Generate a compliant New Jersey agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

New Mexico does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, New Mexico's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable New Mexico agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

North Carolina (Chapter 57D) gives wide freedom of contract — the agreement can override nearly every default. Generate a compliant North Carolina agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

North Dakota does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, North Dakota's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable North Dakota agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Oklahoma does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Oklahoma's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Oklahoma agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Oregon does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Oregon's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Oregon agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Pennsylvania (15 Pa.C.S.) applies uniform-act defaults without an agreement — including dissolution triggers you didn't pick. Generate a compliant Pennsylvania agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Rhode Island does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Rhode Island's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Rhode Island agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

South Carolina does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, South Carolina's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable South Carolina agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

South Dakota does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, South Dakota's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable South Dakota agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Tennessee's Revised LLC Act gives agreements broad control — banks in the state routinely request them at account opening. Generate a compliant Tennessee agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Utah does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Utah's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Utah agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Vermont does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, Vermont's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable Vermont agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Virginia (13.1) enforces statutory defaults absent an agreement — including per-capita voting some owners don't expect. Generate a compliant Virginia agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

Washington's LLC Act was modernized in 2016 — the agreement controls management, transfers, and dissolution if you write one. Generate a compliant Washington agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.

West Virginia does not require an LLC operating agreement by statute — but without one, West Virginia's default LLC rules decide management votes, transfers, and dissolution for you, and banks still request the document at account opening. Generate a signable West Virginia agreement here, and see where every state stands in our 50-state requirements table under Guides.

Wisconsin adopted RULLCA in 2023 — new defaults apply to all LLCs, making a current written agreement worth five minutes. Generate a compliant Wisconsin agreement for single- or multi-member LLCs in minutes.