If you’re the only member of your LLC, you might assume an operating agreement is something for businesses with partners — a document to divide equity and settle disagreements between people who aren’t you. Since there’s no one to disagree with, why bother? Here’s why. It’s not really about disagreements. It’s about proof. An operating agreement spells out how your LLC actually operates — ownership, management structure, how decisions get made, what happens if you bring on a
