Montana LLC operating agreements provide company owners (members) with their agreed-upon protocols and company policies, thus keeping the company organized. Naturally, since it is difficult to prove a verbal agreement, it is always best to have such a contract in writing.
Montana LLC operating agreements provide company owners (members) with their agreed-upon protocols and company policies, thus keeping the company organized. Naturally, since it is difficult to prove a verbal agreement, it is always best to have such a contract in writing.
No. Montana LLCs have no legal obligations from the state to adopt or conduct business under an operating agreement, but a written contract is an especially recommended internal document. (Montana Code 35-8-109)
“Operating agreement” means the written, recorded, or verbal contract that LLC owners, managers, and members execute to solidify how the company conducts business affairs;
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