Several people have decided to go into business as an LLC.To cover all contingencies,specifying what will constitute an act of dissociation and specifying the procedures upon dissolution would be included in the:

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The operating agreement is a contract between LLC members that outlines the management, operation, and ownership of the LLC. It specifies the procedures for dissolution and what actions would constitute a member's dissociation from the LLC. The certificate of organization is a document required to form an LLC but does not typically cover these contingencies. The Uniform Limited Liability Company Act may provide some guidance, but each state has its own version, and some states do not adopt it at all. The common law may apply if there is no operating agreement, but it is generally preferable to have a clear agreement in place to avoid uncertainty and potential disputes.

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