Skip to content

Deed of Dissolution – Partnership

A deed of dissolution of partnership sets out the terms on which the partners of a partnership agree to dissolve the partnership. This deed of dissolution of partnership is drafted on the basis that the partnership ceases to exist on and from the date specified in the deed. In addition, that the parties share equally all profits, losses, assets and liabilities of the partnership prior to and from the date of dissolution.

Downloading your free legal document is easy. Fill in the required information and your document will be emailed to you instantly.

You will need the following information to generate your document:

  • Names of all partners
  • Address of all partners
  • Start date of partnership
  • Dissolution date of partnership
As a member, you can request unlimited legal documents to be drafted or reviewed for your business, including this Deed of Dissolution – Partnership. Our membership also provides unlimited legal advice consultations, faster turnaround times and ongoing legal support for an affordable monthly fee.
Learn more about becoming a member today.

Get your
Deed of Dissolution – Partnership

Free Document
Basic Deed of Dissolution – Partnership template
Editable Word document that you can print
Self-serve online
Download your Deed of Dissolution – Partnership instantly
Bespoke Document
Fully personalised Deed of Dissolution – Partnership
Complimentary initial consultation
Five business day turnaround
You are protected under our insurance
Access to a specialist lawyer
30 minute complimentary consultation to discuss any changes to your Deed of Dissolution – Partnership
One round of amendments
Recommended

What's included?

LegalVision’s LVDox™ Free Deed of Dissolution of Partnership sets out: arrangements for the assets, liabilities, profits and losses of the Partnership:
  • a basic indemnity clause; and
  • basic GST, assignment, waiver and governing law clauses.
The LVDox™ Free Deed of Dissolution of Partnership is suitable for the dissolution of a very basic partnership. If your partnership is a little more complex, it’s important that you have a lawyer assist you to draft the following clauses:
  • a sophisticated dissolution clause;
  • a sophisticated dispute resolution clause;
  • a clause setting out insurance requirements; and
  • additional provisions in related to the rights, responsibilities and obligations of the partners, particularly if an agreement has been reached on particular issues.

What our clients say about us

How we help
our clients

  • Cost Certainty

    We offer our clients a range of pricing options to suit their needs and provide transparency around legal costs. Our membership offers unlimited legal services for an affordable monthly fee.

  • Specialist Lawyers

    LegalVision caters to a full range of commercial law needs. Our lawyers are specialists who bring extensive experience from working at leading law firms in Australia, the United Kingdom, New Zealand and across the world.

  • Responsive Timeframes

    We understand that timing is critical, particularly for businesses that have a large number of legal projects. LegalVision is committed to delivering our services within short timeframes that fit the commercial needs of our clients.

  • Custom Technology

    We have built our tech stack from the ground up. Our team of developers build technology to help streamline the workflow of our legal team and improve the client experience for our members.

We’re an award-winning law firm

  • Award

    2025 Future of Legal Services Innovation Finalist - Legal Innovation Awards

  • Award

    2025 Employer of Choice - Australasian Lawyer

  • Award

    2024 Law Company of the Year Finalist - The Lawyer Awards

  • Award

    2024 Law Firm of the Year Finalist - Modern Law Private Client Awards

  • Award

    2022 Law Firm of the Year - Australasian Law Awards