Write and supply a bespoke Shareholder Agreement
$330
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What you get with this Offer
THE OFFER INCLUDES ALL OF THE FOLLOWING FOR THE FIXED PRICE.
Expert attention from a UK Regulated Legal Professional. This service is for an individually targeted, bespoke drafted Shareholder Agreement. I will not give you a half-baked template document that others will try to convince you is valid.
- I will hold an in-depth consultation with you, to obtain information about your company and specific business operations.
- Explain the basics rules of Company Law / Shareholder Law to you, so you understand the terms which will be included and what this means.
- Issue a first draft of the SHA for your comments
- Finalise the SHA with any clarifications or amendments (up to 3) needed.
- Answer any basic questions you may have.
Why Have a SHA?
Things can sound great in the beginning of a business relationship. But things can go wrong and when they do, this can have a major impact on your business and your rights as a Shareholder. In truth, the very basic Company Memorandum of Association (MOA), will be completely useless in sorting out any disputes or problems.
If you have a Shareholders' Agreement, you can put in the rules you wish to govern the needs of your specific company and its operation, and remedies in case of disputes or collapse with other Shareholders.
BULLET-PROOF SOLUTIONS
Prevention is always better than cure! It is best to be proactive and put in place rules that will let everyone know where they stand from the beginning, and what should happen if things go wrong in the future. Having a SHA is the best way to avoid future disputes.
Some of the things that the document will include:
- dealing with any money put in initially by the shareholders (is it a loan? is interest payable?)
- what happens if a shareholder leaves the employment of the company or dies
- what happens if a rogue Shareholder tries to leave the Company and compete against you using your information and/ or IP?
- rules regarding the sale or disposal of shares and their value
- dealing with minority shareholders and sale of their shares, preventing sale to any to third-party buyer
- rules to cover any deadlock decisions or situations
- how to deal with payments of any dividends
Expert attention from a UK Regulated Legal Professional. This service is for an individually targeted, bespoke drafted Shareholder Agreement. I will not give you a half-baked template document that others will try to convince you is valid.
- I will hold an in-depth consultation with you, to obtain information about your company and specific business operations.
- Explain the basics rules of Company Law / Shareholder Law to you, so you understand the terms which will be included and what this means.
- Issue a first draft of the SHA for your comments
- Finalise the SHA with any clarifications or amendments (up to 3) needed.
- Answer any basic questions you may have.
Why Have a SHA?
Things can sound great in the beginning of a business relationship. But things can go wrong and when they do, this can have a major impact on your business and your rights as a Shareholder. In truth, the very basic Company Memorandum of Association (MOA), will be completely useless in sorting out any disputes or problems.
If you have a Shareholders' Agreement, you can put in the rules you wish to govern the needs of your specific company and its operation, and remedies in case of disputes or collapse with other Shareholders.
BULLET-PROOF SOLUTIONS
Prevention is always better than cure! It is best to be proactive and put in place rules that will let everyone know where they stand from the beginning, and what should happen if things go wrong in the future. Having a SHA is the best way to avoid future disputes.
Some of the things that the document will include:
- dealing with any money put in initially by the shareholders (is it a loan? is interest payable?)
- what happens if a shareholder leaves the employment of the company or dies
- what happens if a rogue Shareholder tries to leave the Company and compete against you using your information and/ or IP?
- rules regarding the sale or disposal of shares and their value
- dealing with minority shareholders and sale of their shares, preventing sale to any to third-party buyer
- rules to cover any deadlock decisions or situations
- how to deal with payments of any dividends
What the Freelancer needs to start the work
I would initially need to know:
- your company name and registration number
- details of the shareholders and their shareholdings/ values
- the type of business activity
- who the directors are and what they have invested (assets or money if anything)
- which shareholders work in the business and what they do
- details of any salaries, expenses and decision-making rights required
I will then contact you to start the process. Delivery is within 5 days, but often faster than that depending on my current client work levels.
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