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What's a joint venture agreement amendment?

You decided to go into business with someone and created a joint venture agreement amendment. But maybe something's come up, or you realize there are issues with parts of the agreement since you signed. Now, you both want to make some changes. An joint venture agreement amendment lets you make these changes—and make them official.

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Here's the information you'll need to have handy to complete your joint venture agreement amendment:

  • Who's signing this agreement: Have the names of both parties ready
  • Details about the original agreement: Have the original joint venture agreement handy for dates and sections
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