Partnership Agreement - General (Alaska)

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ALASKA GENERAL-PARTNERSHIP FORMATION AND DRAFTING PACKET

Important Use Gate

Do not sign this packet as a partnership agreement. It creates no entity, ownership interest, contribution duty, management authority, payment duty, transfer restriction, indemnity, dispute term, or remedy.

Use it to collect facts and instructions for Alaska counsel. The parties must not assume that their preferred label controls whether their conduct creates a partnership, another entity, an agency relationship, a joint venture, employment, or another legal status.

1. Matter Control

Item Entry
Proposed business or project [________________________________]
Internal matter number [________________________________]
Proposed effective date [__/__/____]
Target operating date [__/__/____]
Alaska counsel [________________________________]
Tax adviser [________________________________]
Accounting adviser [________________________________]
Insurance adviser [________________________________]
Draft version reviewed [________________________________]

2. Relationship and Entity Classification

Question Facts and documents Current authority Counsel conclusion
Existing conduct or co-ownership before signing [________] [________] [________]
General partnership, LLP, LLC, corporation, joint venture, agency, or other structure [________] [________] [________]
State and other jurisdictions connected to the parties or business [________] [________] [________]
Formation, registration, qualification, name, or agent filing [________] [________] [________]
Regulated profession, licensed activity, or ownership restriction [________] [________] [________]
Securities, franchise, employment, benefit, or consumer issue [________] [________] [________]
Tax classification and elections [________] [________] [________]
Personal, marital, trust, estate, or creditor issue [________] [________] [________]

Selected structure and reasons: [____________________________________________________________]

Required separate filings and documents: [____________________________________________________________]

3. Proposed Partners and Capacity

Proposed partner Exact legal name Type and jurisdiction Address Authority evidence Adviser review
[________] [________] [________] [________] [________] [________]
[________] [________] [________] [________] [________] [________]
[________] [________] [________] [________] [________] [________]

For an entity, trust, estate, fiduciary, minor, protected person, spouse, or agent, identify every consent, resolution, certificate, court order, or capacity limit counsel requires.

4. Business, Purpose, and Operating Boundaries

  • Legal and trade names proposed: [________________________________]
  • Principal office: [________________________________]
  • Other operating locations: [________________________________]
  • Specific business purpose: [________________________________]
  • Prohibited or excluded activities: [________________________________]
  • Territory and customer types: [________________________________]
  • Licenses and permits: [________________________________]
  • Material contracts or platform terms: [________________________________]
  • Existing business, assets, liabilities, or goodwill being contributed: [________________________________]

5. Current-Authority Register

Record the current official text, operative date, and drafting consequence for every selected rule.

Issue Jurisdiction Official authority or form Operative version Drafting instruction
Formation and relationship classification [________] [________] [________] [________]
Agreement freedom and nonvariable rules [________] [________] [________] [________]
Partner authority and third-party effect [________] [________] [________] [________]
Partner and partnership liability [________] [________] [________] [________]
Duties, good faith, information, and records [________] [________] [________] [________]
Contributions, distributions, and reimbursements [________] [________] [________] [________]
Property ownership, title, and transfer [________] [________] [________] [________]
Admission, transfer, dissociation, and buyout [________] [________] [________] [________]
Dissolution, winding up, notices, and filings [________] [________] [________] [________]
LLP or other liability-status route [________] [________] [________] [________]
Tax, securities, employment, and regulatory issues [________] [________] [________] [________]
Governing law, forum, arbitration, and jury treatment [________] [________] [________] [________]
Execution, acknowledgment, electronic process, and retention [________] [________] [________] [________]

6. Contribution and Property Schedule

Partner Cash Property or rights Agreed value Transfer evidence Conditions Due date
[________] $[________] [________] $[________] [________] [________] [__/__/____]
[________] $[________] [________] $[________] [________] [________] [__/__/____]

For each noncash item, identify ownership, liens, consents, tax basis, valuation method, intellectual-property rights, title documents, and whether use rather than ownership is intended.

Existing liabilities assumed, excluded, or disputed: [____________________________________________________________]

Future contribution and capital-call instructions: [____________________________________________________________]

7. Economic Terms

Issue Proposed instruction Tax/accounting review
Percentage or other economic interests [________________________________] [________]
Profit and loss allocations [________________________________] [________]
Cash and property distributions [________________________________] [________]
Reserves and working capital [________________________________] [________]
Partner loans and interest [________________________________] [________]
Compensation, draws, guaranteed payments, or benefits [________________________________] [________]
Expense reimbursement [________________________________] [________]
Withholding and tax distributions [________________________________] [________]
Books, capital accounts, and financial statements [________________________________] [________]
Fiscal year and accounting method [________________________________] [________]

Do not use a percentage label as a substitute for a complete allocation, distribution, voting, liquidation, and tax schedule.

8. Management, Voting, and Authority

Decision Decision maker Vote or consent Dollar or scope limit Documentation
Ordinary operations [________] [________] [________] [________]
Budget and spending [________] [________] [________] [________]
Borrowing, liens, or guarantees [________] [________] [________] [________]
Contracts and commitments [________] [________] [________] [________]
Hiring and compensation [________] [________] [________] [________]
Asset purchase or sale [________] [________] [________] [________]
New partner or ownership change [________] [________] [________] [________]
Litigation or settlement [________] [________] [________] [________]
Merger, conversion, sale, or dissolution [________] [________] [________] [________]
  • Managing partner or committee, if any: [________________________________]
  • Deadlock process: [________________________________]
  • Emergency authority: [________________________________]
  • Banking signers and controls: [________________________________]
  • Internal approval evidence: [________________________________]
  • Third-party notice or filing needed for a limitation: [________________________________]

An internal authority schedule does not by itself establish its effect on a person who did not agree to it. Counsel must address external authority and notice separately.

9. Duties, Conflicts, and Opportunities

Topic Proposed standard or procedure Exceptions Counsel approval
Loyalty and conflicts [________] [________] [________]
Care and decision process [________] [________] [________]
Good faith and cooperation [________] [________] [________]
Competing activity [________] [________] [________]
Business opportunities [________] [________] [________]
Related-party transactions [________] [________] [________]
Confidential information [________] [________] [________]
Records and information access [________] [________] [________]
Outside work and time commitment [________] [________] [________]

Do not assume a contract can waive, redefine, authorize, or eliminate a duty without identifying the current rule and its permitted boundaries.

10. Operations and Compliance

Area Responsible person Required plan or exhibit Status
Licenses and permits [________] [________] [________]
Tax registrations and filings [________] [________] [________]
Payroll, workers, and benefits [________] [________] [________]
Insurance and risk controls [________] [________] [________]
Data, privacy, and security [________] [________] [________]
Intellectual property and branding [________] [________] [________]
Customer and vendor contracts [________] [________] [________]
Books, records, and retention [________] [________] [________]
Regulatory and industry obligations [________] [________] [________]

11. Transfer, Admission, and Exit Design

Event Notice and approval Valuation date and method Payment terms Continuing obligations
Voluntary transfer [________] [________] [________] [________]
Admission of new partner [________] [________] [________] [________]
Voluntary withdrawal [________] [________] [________] [________]
Death or incapacity [________] [________] [________] [________]
Bankruptcy or creditor process [________] [________] [________] [________]
Breach or disputed expulsion [________] [________] [________] [________]
Sale or change of control [________] [________] [________] [________]

Counsel must map each event separately. A withdrawal, dissociation, transfer, buyout, dissolution, and winding up may require different treatment; this packet selects none.

12. Valuation and Buyout Instructions

  • Valuation standard: [________________________________]
  • Appraiser selection: [________________________________]
  • Valuation date: [__/__/____]
  • Discounts or premiums proposed for review: [________________________________]
  • Treatment of debt and contingent liabilities: [________________________________]
  • Insurance proceeds: [________________________________]
  • Payment timing and security: [________________________________]
  • Interest and default terms: [________________________________]
  • Tax allocation and reporting: [________________________________]
  • Dispute process: [________________________________]
  • Financial information to deliver: [________________________________]

13. Default and Remedy Design

Issue Counsel-approved instruction
Events treated as contract breach [________________________________]
Notice and cure [________________________________]
Damages and calculation [________________________________]
Setoff or withholding [________________________________]
Purchase or transfer remedy [________________________________]
Suspension or removal from management [________________________________]
Equitable or provisional relief [________________________________]
Fees and costs [________________________________]
Insurance and third-party claims [________________________________]
Insolvency and bankruptcy limits [________________________________]

No expulsion, forfeiture, dilution, forced sale, injunction, fee award, indemnity, exculpation, damages exclusion, or liability cap is created by this packet.

14. Dissolution and Winding-Up Plan

Issue Instruction after current-law review
Events that may or must trigger dissolution [________________________________]
Continuation or purchase alternative [________________________________]
Person authorized to wind up [________________________________]
Notice, filing, and creditor process [________________________________]
Completion or transfer of contracts [________________________________]
Collection and sale of assets [________________________________]
Payment and reserve order [________________________________]
Final distributions and partner accounts [________________________________]
Tax returns and information delivery [________________________________]
Record retention and final authority [________________________________]

15. Risk Allocation Schedule

Topic Proposed selection Insurance coordination Counsel approval
Partner reimbursement [________] [________] [________]
Indemnity and defense procedure [________] [________] [________]
Advancement [________] [________] [________]
Exculpation or conduct exclusions [________] [________] [________]
Damages exclusions [________] [________] [________]
Liability cap [________] [________] [________]
Third-party claims [________] [________] [________]
Survival [________] [________] [________]

Internal allocation does not determine the rights of a claimant who did not agree to it.

16. Disputes and General Terms

Issue Selection after counsel review
Governing law and transaction connection [________________________________]
Court forum and venue [________________________________]
Mediation [________________________________]
Arbitration, administrator, rules, seat, and court exceptions [________________________________]
Jury-trial treatment [________________________________]
Confidentiality and protected disclosures [________________________________]
Notice method and effective time [________________________________]
Amendment and waiver [________________________________]
Assignment and successor treatment [________________________________]
Integration and order of precedence [________________________________]
Severability or reformation [________________________________]
Counterparts, signatures, and delivery [________________________________]

17. Drafting and Execution Package

Document or exhibit Required? Version Approved Executed or filed
Operative partnership agreement [________] [________] [________] [________]
Partner and contribution schedule [________] [________] [________] [________]
Management and authority schedule [________] [________] [________] [________]
Tax and accounting schedule [________] [________] [________] [________]
IP, data, employment, or compliance document [________] [________] [________] [________]
Buyout and valuation schedule [________] [________] [________] [________]
Risk and dispute schedule [________] [________] [________] [________]
Formation, name, authority, or LLP filing [________] [________] [________] [________]
Title, consent, or transfer document [________] [________] [________] [________]

18. Final Counsel Review

☐ Relationship and legal structure classified

☐ Current official authority and amendments checked

☐ Parties, capacity, property, contributions, and title verified

☐ Economics, tax, accounting, authority, and banking reconciled

☐ Duties, conflicts, compliance, insurance, and third-party exposure reviewed

☐ Transfers, exits, valuation, dissolution, and winding up coordinated

☐ Risk, dispute, notice, execution, and filing terms approved

☐ Every schedule and incorporated document is complete and consistent

Preparing attorney: [________________________________]

Alaska bar number: [________________________________]

Review date: [__/__/____]

Approved operative agreement version: [________________________________]

End of preparation packet. Do not add partner signature or notary blocks to this packet.

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Last updated
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