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People generally ask: Why do we need to hire a corporate formation attorney? It is normal for people to ask a question like this when starting a business, for various reasons.
Are you among these people? We have the answer for you!
- Creating Partnerships & Incorporations
Corporate formation services can help you in creating partnerships and facilitate the process of incorporation. These services allow you begin with possible growth potential, profitability and flexibility, since the lawyer helps you understand a variety of options in corporate formation.
- Avoid Legal Problems
The nuances of a corporate formation process must be done correctly and precisely to ensure that your business vision is not derailed by insufficient legal terms. A situation may arise when a legal hindrance causes you to halt the process for a while. However, if you hire a corporate formation attorney, the case is easier since you don’t have the stress of diving into the legal details yourself.
- Completion and Filing of Required Paperwork
Going through the process of completing and filing paperwork is time-consuming. By hiring a highly competent lawyer, all the paperwork is done by them. Additionally, if you are required to sign any documents, the lawyer can review them for you before you sign. This keeps you clear of confusion and ensures proper legal guidance as you begin your business.
- Protection of Your Interests
Many business owners are not aware of the legal requirements of corporate formations and running a business. A lawyer keeps you informed of the obstacles and solutions, which are highly beneficial for you. A corporate formation attorney provides the legal guidance necessary so that you only have to worry about your business while they worry about the potential legal pratfalls.
Final Thoughts:
Seek corporate formation services from the Law Firm of Vaughn, Weber & Prakope, PLLC and our lawyers will help you go smooth with the corporate formation process. Call now!
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Five Reasons to Have a Stock Transfer Agreement Reviewed by an Attorney
The corporate stock transfer agreement is a legal medium to help you lawfully sell or transfer your shares of an organization to someone else. The purpose of this document is to ensure clarity about details between you and the other party involved in the deal.
The corporate stock transfer agreement is also known as the Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) or the Stock Purchase Agreement. The list of details this agreement contains includes, but is not limited to, the following points:
- The buyer and seller of shares.
- The organization the shares are being transferred from.
- The kind of shares.
- All payment terms.
What is the role of an attorney in this agreement?
The role of an experienced business attorney is important. It is because an attorney has the knowledge to make sure everything is clear and correct in the agreement. An attorney will also properly advise you on the implications of certain clauses contained in the agreement, as well as whether you should be consulting with other professionals such as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).
Reasons to seek help from a business attorney:
You need help from a business attorney for a number of reasons. For example:
- They have experience and knowledge of the law to help you negotiate terms and avoid pitfalls.
- The luxury of a strong legal perspective is crucial.
- Your level of risk is mitigated.
- Both parties involved remain safe because an independent review of the stock transfer agreement is prepared.
- Insight to avoid future litigation and expenses.
The role of an attorney is very important in the preparation of a Stock Transfer Agreements. An experienced attorney knows all the legalities and the do’s and don’ts involved in the lawful preparation of Stock Transfer Agreements. They legally safeguard the financial and business interest of both the parties involved in the agreement.
If you are looking for someone who can assist you on this front, the Law Firm of Vaughn, Weber, Prakope, PLLC, a group of experienced business attorneys, are just a call away. Call us at 516-858-2620.
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Buying and selling a business requires the handling of several legalities. Simple Asset Transfer Agreement signing is one of those key legalities. Both buyer and seller sign this agreement for the following purposes:
- Transaction completion
- For transferring the ownership of an organization’s business operations into the buyer’s name.
- To help sellers transfer the ownership of a company’s assets into the buyer’s name.
- To ensure payment and security of the same for seller.
To get to closing, it is necessary to have knowledge about the structure of a Simple Asset Transfer Agreement including various things such as:
- The types of assets and liabilities involved in the sale.
- The payment structure for the sale.
- The ancillary documents required to be filed (i.e. deeds, lease extensions, tax forms, etc.).
The objective of this post is to explain to you the role of the Contract in a Simple Asset Transfer Agreement.
Contracts:
Contract creation is important for selling even a portion of your company’s assets. The creation of a contract, outlining all the details related to the agreement, is recommended. This contract sets the terms for the buyer and seller and delegates their respective rights and obligations relating to the impending transaction.
Remember, preparing and signing a contract is a complex process. This process should only be performed by an experienced lawyer for a simple asset transfer agreement. We at the Law Firm of Vaughn, Weber & Prakope, PLLC can make the difference. Our team of experienced lawyers can make it easy for you to prepare a legally correct Simple Asset Transfer Agreement. Contact us at (516) 858-2620 to discuss what we can do for you.
