I will create an airtight partnership contract for business partners
Licensed US Attorney : Bulletproof Legal Agreements to Protect Your Business
About this Gig
The relationship between business partners is the most critical element of a successful company. To keep that relationship professional and productive, you need crystal-clear legal boundaries. I am Cathy Elizabeth Crosson, a licensed U.S. Attorney (Bar ID: 129362), and I will create an airtight partnership contract that aligns all founders on the same legal page.
This Gig focuses on operational harmony. I draft contracts that clearly dictate daily responsibilities, decision-making authority, how ties/deadlocks are broken, and how salaries or owner draws are handled. Most importantly, I draft comprehensive Buy-Sell provisions (Premium Package) so you know exactly what happens if a partner wishes to sell their shares, retires, or unexpectedly passes away.
Don't let unspoken assumptions ruin your business relationship. By hiring a licensed attorney to document your partnership, you establish mutual respect and a legally enforceable roadmap for success. Ensure your partners are bound to their promises. Select your package and let's get started.
Field of law:
Business (corporate)
Document type:
Partnership agreement
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Service agreement
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FAQ
ow do we handle disagreements?
I include "deadlock resolution" clauses to legally dictate how a decision is made if partners are split 50/50.
What is a Buy-Sell provision?
Included in the Premium package, it is a legal mechanism that dictates exactly how, when, and to whom a partner can sell their portion of the business.
Does this state who does what work?
Yes, I will draft a specific "Duties and Responsibilities" section outlining the operational expectations for each partner.
