How to track shareholders agreements?

Sure. Gathering people around a conference room table to sign documents is so 1990s. I have clients all over the world, and routinely have them sign documents of all types (shareholder agreements, board resolutions, merger agreements, etc.) using platforms like Docusign. I couldn't function without it.

The shareholder agreement should specify your ownership rights and the policy on dividends. Or, the LLC Operating Agreement or Corporate By Laws could state when, to who and how frequent dividends are given out. Without seeing the shareholder agreement it is difficult to say what your rights will be and how the dividends will be paid out as each small business is unique.

Yes, a minority shareholder can be compelled to sell their shares under certain conditions outlined in a shareholder agreement. These agreements often include provisions that address scenarios in which a minority shareholder might be required to sell their shares. Some of these key provisions include Drag-Along Rights and Buy-Sell Agreements.

Shareholders have rights and powers under the corporate law of the jurisdiction in which the company is incorporated. But many stockholders, especially in private companies, demand additional powers and protections.

A shareholders' agreement generally provides specified outcomes on issues that require a stockholder vote. Thus, who is on the board of directors, the sale of the company, and other major issues like that. The agreement requires that the stockholders vote in the agreed upon manner to enforce the agreement.