Practice areas · Business, employment and technology
Contracts written to say exactly what you agreed
A clear agreement protects everyone who signs it. We draft contracts for families and businesses, and the list below is only a guide.
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Who this is for
Why people come to us for contracts
A contract is easiest to fix before anyone signs.
A deal is about to be signed
You want the terms checked or drafted properly first.
You are getting married
You want an ante-nuptial agreement that reflects your wishes.
A business relationship is forming
You need terms for partners, suppliers, licensees or shareholders.
Your document is unusual
You are not sure a standard template fits.
How we can help
Contracts we draft
- Ante-nuptial agreements. Terms that govern a couple’s finances in marriage.
- Parenting plans. Written arrangements for raising children.
- Settlement agreements. Records of terms agreed to resolve a dispute.
- Co-habitation agreements. Terms for partners who live together.
- Franchise agreements. Terms between a franchisor and franchisee.
- Software development agreements. Terms for building software.
- SaaS agreements. Terms for software provided as an online service.
- Software licensing agreements. Terms for the right to use software.
- Internet and website agreements. Terms for websites and online services.
- Software service and maintenance agreements. Terms for support and upkeep.
- PAIA manuals. The manual that explains how to request a business’s information.
- Data protection and security strategies. Written approaches to protecting personal information.
- Non-disclosure agreements. Terms that keep shared information confidential.
- Lease agreements. Terms between landlord and tenant.
- Employment agreements with social media provisions. Contracts that address social media at work.
- Shareholders agreements. How shareholders will deal with each other and the company.
- Memoranda of incorporation. The founding document of a company.
- Joint venture, partnership, co-operation and association agreements. Terms for parties working together.
- Sale of business agreements. Terms for selling or buying a business.
- Agreements to purchase, for property or other assets. Written terms for a sale.
- Other contracts. The list is not complete, so ask us.
Why an attorney drafts it
Contracts are read closely when relationships sour. Having an attorney draft your agreement helps it match your intentions and the law.
How it works
From idea to signed agreement
- 1
Tell us the deal
Share who is involved and what you agreed.
- 2
Fee and scope
We confirm what we will draft and the fee before work starts.
- 3
Draft and refine
We prepare the document, explain it and adjust it with you.
Straight answers
What a contract can and cannot do
A good contract reduces risk, but cannot remove it.
We cannot promise that nobody will ever dispute an agreement. We will draft it carefully, point out the risks we see, and tell you if a clause does not serve you.
Enquire
Ask about drafting a contract
Describe the agreement and our office will contact you.
Questions
Contract questions
What does drafting cost?
We quote per document once we understand it, and confirm the fee before we start.
What should I bring?
The names of the parties, the key terms agreed, and any earlier draft or related document.
How long will the contract take?
That depends on its complexity, and we will give you a realistic view up front.
Can you review a contract I was handed?
Yes, ask us when you enquire.
Put it in writing, properly.
Tell us what you are agreeing and we will help you record it.