Operating agreements sit unread and outdated until you fix them, but waiting a year to request changes costs extra money. Most people never look at them except lawyers drafting complaints in court.
Well, every document you ever get is gonna be inaccurate until you read it and make it yours. Because all those people can do is take down the information that you gave them during the call. So it all requires that you actually read it and let them know what the corrections you wanna make. If you wait a year and then just say, oh, I need this, they're probably gonna charge you for it. And most of us— sorry, there's an attorney that works with us who said something kind of funny one day. She's been practicing law for a really long time, and she said there's only 2 people that will ever read your operating agreements. It's the person that drafted them and the litigation associate who's drafting a complaint against you.
