The Agreement to Share Office Space between Attorneys or Other Professions outlines the terms for sharing a suite in Nassau for legal practice. Key features include the sharing of facilities and expenses between the parties, determined by their monthly gross earnings. The agreement defines the duration as year-to-year, terminating with the lease or upon 45 days written notice from either party. Importantly, each party maintains separate client income and professional independence, while a designated owner retains control over the lease and office resources. The form details shared and individual expense responsibilities, covering rent, utilities, and office supplies, while excluding personal expenses like telecommunication costs and insurance fees. Restrictions prevent subletting or employment without consent. This form not only serves attorneys entering shared agreements but is also beneficial for paralegals and legal assistants who may assist in managing shared office logistics. All parties involved benefit from a clear, structured arrangement that ensures accountability and delineation of financial responsibilities.