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General Partnership Agreement Intake Form

A partnership is an association of two or more persons or entities that operate a business for profit as owners. Other legal entities, such as a Limited Liability Company or a trust, may serve as a partner of a general partnership or a limited partner of a limited partnership.

In Texas, general partnerships are governed by the Business Organizations Code, Chapter 152. If a limited or general partnership does not adopt a partnership agreement, the partnership is governed by default terms set out in the Business Organizations Code. It is very important for a partnership that does not want to be governed by the default rules of the Business Organizations Code to adopt a written partnership agreement.

A partnership agreement is a type of contract that governs the partner’s interactions, obligations, and rights under the partnership, including (i) management; (ii) decision-making; (iii) liability; (iv) sharing of profits and losses; (v) partnership property; (vi) tax treatment; (vii) transfer of ownership; (viii) admitting additional partners; and (ix) terminating the partnership.

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I. Your Information

II. Partnership Information

Please enter at least two alternatives to use as options.
Please enter both type and purpose.

III. Partnership Information

V. Major Decisions Impacting the Partnership

VI. Registered Agent

A registered agent is a person or entity who must accept service of process, legal notice or a demand on behalf of the General Partnership. The registered agent must have a physical address in the state of formation. A member or the General Partnership may serve as the registered agent or the General Partnership can hire an entity to serve as a registered agent.

VII. Miscellaneous

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