I will write custom startup ownership allocation contracts and agreements
Licensed US Attorney Bulletproof Startup Equity Contracts
About this Gig
Welcome. I am Joseph Corigliano, a licensed US Attorney (Bar #64970). Clear ownership allocation is the bedrock of any successful company. Without a precise legal framework dictating how ownership, profits, and losses are allocated, you risk massive legal liabilities and tax complications.
I will draft a rigorous Startup Ownership Allocation Contract designed to formalize the capital structure of your business.
This contract explicitly defines:
- Capital contributions (cash, sweat equity, assets)
- Distribution of profits and losses
- Restrictions on the transfer of ownership units/shares
- Drag-along and tag-along rights
- Management authority and decision-making thresholds
This service provides a premium, legally enforceable contract that will hold up in court and during investor due diligence. Protect your personal and corporate assets by formalizing your ownership structure correctly. Order now to get started.
Field of law:
Finance
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Business (corporate)
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Commercial
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FAQ
How is this different from a standard co-founder agreement?
This focuses heavily on the financial mechanics: capital contributions, profit distributions, and unit/share transfers.
What if a partner wants to sell their shares later?
My Standard and Premium packages include transfer restrictions to prevent selling to unapproved third parties.
Does this work for international founders?
Yes, provided your startup is incorporated (or will be) under US jurisdiction.
What are drag-along rights?
A clause allowing majority owners to force minority owners to join in the sale of a company.
Can this be amended later as we grow?
Absolutely. The contract includes provisions dictating exactly how future amendments must be executed
