42 documents, completed from your answers

The rules that govern how your company runs, with existing shareholders given first right to buy new or transferred shares.

Record the decisions your new company's directors make at their first meeting, from issuing shares to opening the bank account.

Set the ground rules between the owners of a company: decisions, funding, share transfers, exits and disputes, with optional tag along and drag along rights.

For 2 equal owners running a company together, covering control, deadlock, funding, exits and restraints.

A straightforward agreement to buy or sell shares in a private company where the deal is simple and the parties know each other.

A full agreement to buy or sell all the shares in a private company, with warranties, disclosure, completion steps and restraints.

The seller's letter that discloses matters against the warranties in a share sale, so the buyer can't later claim it wasn't told.

The standard form to transfer shares in a proprietary company from one owner to another.

A business succession deed that lets the remaining owners buy out an owner who dies, becomes disabled or leaves, funded by insurance.

A written loan agreement so a loan from your private company to a shareholder or associate is not treated as an unfranked dividend.

Record how 2 partners will run a business together: capital, profits, decisions and what happens if one wants out.

End a partnership cleanly, dealing with the assets, debts, clients and releases between the partners.

Transfer a contract to a new party with everyone's agreement, so the new party steps into the old party's shoes.

Your standard terms for selling goods on credit to business customers, with payment terms, retention of title and a credit application.

Standard terms for supplying goods and services to your customers, written to work with the Australian Consumer Law.

Order goods and services from suppliers on your own terms, rather than theirs.

Hire out equipment on clear terms covering hire charges, care, damage, loss and return.

Engage an independent contractor for a defined piece of work, with scope, fees, insurance and IP covered.

Appoint an exclusive distributor for your products in a territory, with targets, pricing and termination rights.

Engage an agent to market and sell lots in a residential land estate, with commission and marketing costs set out.

Record a sponsor's contribution to your project or event and what the sponsor gets in return.

License your intellectual property and brand to one licensee exclusively, with royalties, quality control and brand rules.

License your intellectual property and brand to a licensee while keeping the right to license others.

A mutual NDA for when both sides will share confidential information, for example while discussing a deal.

A one way NDA protecting your confidential information when you share it with someone else.

Sell or buy a small business with a clear contract covering price, assets, stock, employees and a restraint.

A full contract for the sale of a business, with premises, leases, employees, warranties, training and restraint covered.

A standalone restraint stopping a seller or key person from competing with the business they have sold.

A full-time or part-time employment contract for NSW employees, written to sit alongside the Fair Work Act and modern awards.

An employment contract for a real estate salesperson paid on commission only, built around the Real Estate Industry Award.

Ask a customer to pay an overdue amount within 14 days, before you start recovery action.

Settle a dispute before it goes to court, with the payment and a full release recorded in a binding deed.

Settle NSW court proceedings, recording who pays what, when, and the mutual releases between the parties.

Transfer an existing NSW lease from the current tenant to a new tenant, with the landlord's consent.

End a NSW lease early by agreement between landlord and tenant, with make good, bond and releases dealt with.

The notice a tenant gives the landlord to take up an option to renew its NSW lease.

A will for a single person in NSW, naming your executor, your beneficiaries and a guardian for any children.

Matching wills for a married or de facto couple in NSW, each leaving everything to the other and then to the children.

Set up a discretionary family trust in NSW, with a trustee, appointor and a wide class of beneficiaries.

Set up a fixed unit trust in NSW where each unit holder's share of income and capital is fixed by their units.

Change the trustee of a trust: remove a trustee, appoint a new one, or both.

Correct a genuine mistake in a bare trust (custodian) deed for an SMSF borrowing arrangement.