The Agreement to Share Office Space between Attorneys or Other Professions outlines the terms under which attorneys can share office premises in Chicago. This form specifies that parties will share an office suite, including communal furniture and equipment, while maintaining separate client bases and income. It sets clear expectations around expenses, stating that monthly costs will be prorated based on each party's gross earnings, covering items like rent, utilities, and maintenance. Users are instructed that specific individual expenses, such as personal insurance and telecommunication bills, will be their own responsibility. The agreement emphasizes that the relationship between parties does not constitute a partnership, ensuring liability and fee collection remain distinct. Both parties must provide written notice for termination, with agreements structured for flexibility. It includes restrictions on the use of the premises, specifying that it is strictly for legal practice, and requires written consent for subleasing or adding associates. This form serves as a vital resource for attorneys, partners, owners, and their support staff in navigating shared spaces legally and amicably.