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A verified business plan sets out what your business does, who it serves, how it will make money and what it needs to grow, for lenders, investors and your own planning.

A verified co-founder agreement records how co-founders share ownership, roles and decisions in a new business, and what happens if one of them leaves. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified cookies policy tells website visitors which cookies you use, why, which need consent and how to change their choices. Drafted for the privacy law that applies to your site.

A verified deed of adherence binds a new party, such as a new shareholder, to an existing agreement as if they had signed it originally. Drafted and executed for your country's law.

A founders agreement records who owns what in a new business, how founder shares vest, each founder's role and what happens if a founder leaves. Drafted for your country's law.

A Franchise Agreement records the franchisor’s grant of agreed business and brand rights to a franchisee, together with fees, operating requirements, support and the terms for the relationship.

A verified invoice tells your customer what they owe, what it is for and how and when to pay. Drafted with the details your country's law expects on an invoice.

A Joint Development Agreement records how two or more parties will work together to develop a product or technology, including contributions, governance, intellectual property, funding, costs, revenue sharing and term.

A verified agency agreement appoints an agent to sell or negotiate on a principal's behalf, setting out the agent's authority, territory, commission and duties. Drafted for your country's law.

An arbitration agreement is a contract to refer disputes to arbitration, covering the disputes covered, institution or rules, arbitrators, seat, confidentiality and costs.

Verified articles of association are a company's rulebook: how shares, voting, directors and meetings work. Drafted for a private company limited by shares, ready to adopt and file.

An asset purchase agreement sets out the sale of specific business assets: what is sold, the price and how it is paid, completion, liabilities, employees and warranties. Drafted for your country's law.

An assignment of partnership interest refers to a transaction in which one partner (the assignor) transfers their ownership interest in a partnership to an external party (the assignee).

A bargaining agreement records terms negotiated between an employer and a union or other lawful employee representative, identifying the covered workforce, agreed matters and procedures under the applicable law.

A Book Publishing Agreement is a legal contract between an author and a publisher. In this agreement, the author grants the publisher the rights to publish and distribute the author's work.

A business continuity plan (BCP) sets out how your organisation will maintain and recover critical operations during a disruption, based on the risks, resources and backups you describe.

A dismissal or termination letter confirms in writing that an employee is being dismissed, why, when employment ends, what they will be paid and how to appeal. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified employee appraisal form records a performance review: how the employee has done against objectives, strengths, areas to develop and goals for the next period.

An Employee Evaluation records a review of an employee’s work during a defined period, including relevant evidence, achievements, development needs, feedback and agreed next steps.

An Employee Privacy Notice is a document that informs employees about how their employer collects, uses, stores, and protects their personal data

An Employee Travel Loan Agreement is a formal contract between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms under which the employer agrees to loan funds to the employee for travel-related expenses.

An Employee Warning records an employer’s formal warning about specified conduct or performance issues, including reasons, expectations and relevant next steps after the appropriate procedure.

An employment offer letter confirms a job offer in writing: the role, pay, hours, start date, benefits, any conditions and how to accept. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified employment reference letter confirms a current or former employee's role and dates and describes their work, accurately and fairly. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified codicil makes a small change to an existing will without rewriting it, such as adding a gift or changing an executor. Drafted for your country's law and signed correctly.

A verified declaration of trust records the beneficial interest in a property: who owns what share, how costs and income are split, and what happens if it is sold or someone wants out.

A deed of assignment transfers specified rights or property from an assignor to an assignee, recording consideration, warranties, duration, obligations and optional confidentiality.

A deed of variation lets beneficiaries redirect all or part of what they inherit under a will, intestacy or survivorship, within two years of death, for estates under United Kingdom law.

A Family Law Arbitration Agreement is a legal contract in which the parties involved in a family dispute agree to resolve their issues through arbitration rather than through court litigation.

A funeral plan document records your wishes for burial or cremation, the service, practical arrangements and how costs may be met, so your family know what you wanted.

A verified Last Will and Testament sets out who receives your estate, who deals with it and who looks after your children. Make your will online, drafted for the law where you live.

Prepare and organise your Lasting Power of Attorney before you complete the official Office of the Public Guardian forms. For England and Wales only.

An Assignment of Copyright Agreement is a legal document through which the rights holder of a copyrighted work transfers all or a portion of their rights to another party

A Copyright Transfer Agreement is a legal document where the copyright holder of a certain work (such as a book, movie, music, or software) transfers their rights to another party.

A Cross-Licensing Agreement is a contractual arrangement where two or more parties grant rights to their intellectual property to each other.

A Data Protection Request Letter is a formal request made by an individual to an organization, asking for access to personal data held about them or for the organization to take certain actions regarding that data.

A Data Sharing Agreement sets out how organisations share data, including each party's role, the data and purpose, transfer and security, use restrictions, retention and deletion, third-party access and liability.

A verified agreement licensing the use of a database on clear terms, covering rights granted, permitted use, fees and termination.

A digital image licence lets the owner of a photo or graphic give someone else permission to use it, on terms that set out how, where and for how long. Drafted for your country's law.

A Domain Name Purchase Agreement records the sale of one or more domain names, the price and payment terms, the transfer process, the seller's warranties and any obligations after completion.

A Letter of Appointment is a formal document issued by an employer to a new employee, confirming the offer of employment, job position, and terms of employment.

Verified articles of association are a company's rulebook: how shares, voting, directors and meetings work. Drafted for a private company limited by shares, ready to adopt and file.

An "At Risk of Redundancy" letter is a formal document issued by an employer to notify an employee that their position is at risk of being made redundant.

A Breach of Contract Demand Letter is a formal notice sent when someone fails to fulfil their contract obligations. It outlines the contract details, breach nature, steps taken to resolve the issue, and desired remedy.

A verified break notice uses the break clause in a lease to end it early, on the right date and in the right form. Drafted to meet the conditions in your lease.

A proposal document is a comprehensive and structured presentation of an idea, project, or solution, aimed at addressing a specific problem or need identified by a potential client or within an organization

A verified cease and desist letter demands that a person or business stops unlawful conduct, such as harassment or copyright infringement, by a deadline. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified change of employment terms letter confirms agreed changes to an employee's pay, hours, role or other terms, with a section for the employee to sign and accept.

A CCTV policy explains why and where you use cameras, how footage is kept and shared, and people's rights to see it. Drafted for your country's law.

A company equipment and communication policy sets the rules for the laptops, phones and tools you give staff: use, security, care, monitoring and return. Drafted for your country's law.

A compensation policy explains how you set, review and reward pay fairly and lawfully, including bonuses, benefits and pay equity. Drafted for your country's law.

A compliance policy is a formal set of guidelines created by a business to ensure its operations abide by laws, regulations, standards, and ethical practices

A Conflict of Interest Policy is used by organizations to manage and prevent potential conflicts of interest that could interfere with employees' responsibilities or compromise the organization's interest and reputation.

A verified cookies policy tells website visitors which cookies you use, why, which need consent and how to change their choices. Drafted for the privacy law that applies to your site.

A Data Breach Policy is a strategic document that outlines the procedures an organisation must follow in the event of a data breach

A data protection policy tells staff how to handle personal data lawfully: collecting, using, sharing, keeping and protecting it, and dealing with requests and breaches. Drafted for your country's law.

A verified declaration of trust records the beneficial interest in a property: who owns what share, how costs and income are split, and what happens if it is sold or someone wants out.

A deed of assignment transfers specified rights or property from an assignor to an assignee, recording consideration, warranties, duration, obligations and optional confidentiality.

An Easement Agreement records an intended right to use another property for a specified purpose, with the affected land, scope, responsibilities and relevant legal formalities identified.

A ground lease agreement is a type of property contract where the owner of a parcel of land (the lessor) rents it out to a tenant (the lessee).

A holding deposit form records a payment a prospective tenant makes to reserve a rental property, and when it will be refunded, kept or put towards the rent. Drafted for your country's law.

A Lease Assignment Agreement is a legal document that allows a current tenant (assignor) to transfer their lease to a new tenant (assignee).

A Lease Extension Agreement records an agreed extension of an existing lease between landlord and tenant, including the revised term and any associated changes they specify.

A Lease Guarantee is a legal agreement where a third party (the guarantor) agrees to assume the financial obligations of a lease agreement in the event the tenant defaults or fails to pay rent.

A verified vehicle sales receipt records the sale of a car or other vehicle: who sold it, who bought it, the vehicle, the price and its condition. Drafted for your country's law.