Wonder.legal is my favorite
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Free registration at the forum removes this block.I know step 3b could be cheaper but also is a little tricky. If you go with a lower tier quality lawyer he will be really tempted to twitch and modify your contract in order to justify his involvement. If you go with a good one wpuld not be cheap at all because usually we don´t really like "self help/I know the law" clients.Step 1: Search for a template online for the type of contract you need.
Step 2: Read through the said contract and understand it.
Step 3: Decide what other clauses you need to introduce in it to tailor it for your needs.
(Optional Step 3b: Ask a lawyer to CHECK your contract - much cheaper)
Step 4: Use it!
Wonder.legal is my favorite
Have a lawyer make you a template.
if you are pitching to lawyers they can spot an online cookie-cutter contact instantly.
I create the contracts from scratch. It is my specialty and where I usually draw a clear difference from other lawyers, in contracts and closing. So, I like to create them from zero. That way nothing goes missing and they are taylored perfeclty for whatever the client needs.I'm thinking rocketlawyer?
I'll be pitching a service to lawyers so , kind of can't just rustle something up myself but , curious to see what everyone else does for legal documents without breaking the bank?
Either one should be able to do it.much obliged
what kind of lawyer? business law or contract law?
Its essentially a service agreement, service costs x month 1 and then y from then on. Seems straight forward (as a service provider vs client agreement, sign on the dotted line) but...
thats kind of my fear, I'm not a professional salesmen, its a brand new business so I have no referrals, the less "amateur hour" I can project the better, I don't want someone who was on the fence until they got an eye rolling service agreement put under there nose.
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