VIRTUAL LEGAL ASSISTANT SERVICES

 

Legal Drafting Available

 

 

Last Will and Testament

Protect your assets and your loved ones with a Last Will and Testament. You can divide your property, choose a guardian for your children, and name someone to manage your estate.

Power of Attorney

Protect your interests with a Power of Attorney. Appoint someone to make your important financial, real estate, and business decisions if you are unable to act for yourself.

Gift Deed

A Gift Deed is a document that allows you to give away certain items that have sentimental or monetary value to other individuals without compensation.

Pour-Over Will

A Pour-Over Will is used if you have a Living Trust. Upon your death, a Pour-Over Will transfers any missed property to your Living Trust so that the property is distributed as specified in your Living Trust.

Revocable Living Trust

A Revocable Living Trust is a useful estate planning tool that allows the contributor to stay in control of their property as the trustee while they are alive and arrange how some or all of their assets will be managed after their passing. A living trust also avoids most probate fees

End-of-Life Plan

Provide your loved ones with clear instructions for your funeral, remains, services, and more with an End-of-Life Plan.

Personal Care Profile

A Personal Care Profile documents your interests, preferences, and key health information for current or future caregivers.

Just-In-Case Instructions

Compile your personal, legal, and financial information with Just-in-Case Instructions. Having a single document for quick reference helps family or friends handle your affairs in case of an emergency.

Power of Attorney

Protect your interests with a Power of Attorney. Appoint someone to make your important financial, real estate, and business decisions if you are unable to act for yourself.

Revocation of Power of Attorney

A Revocation of Power of Attorney is used to revoke or cancel an existing Power of Attorney.

Medical Power of Attorney

Use a Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney to specify the types of treatments you consent to and appoint someone to make decisions for you, should you become unable to act for yourself.

Power of Attorney for Child

A Power of Attorney for Child allows parents of minor children to temporarily delegate their parental responsibilities to an agent while the parents are unavailable or incapacitated.

Living Will

Use a Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney to specify the types of treatments you consent to and appoint someone to make decisions for you, should you become unable to act for yourself.

Health Care Directive

Use a Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney to specify the types of treatments you consent to and appoint someone to make decisions for you, should you become unable to act for yourself.

Medical Power of Attorney

Use a Living Will and Medical Power of Attorney to specify the types of treatments you consent to and appoint someone to make decisions for you, should you become unable to act for yourself.

Child Medical Consent

A Child Medical Consent is a document where a parent or guardian grants permission to a caregiver or other person to make medical decisions for a child.

Medical Records Release

A Medical Records Release authorizes the release of a patient's medical and health information to another physician, individual, or organization.

Residential Lease Agreement

A Residential Lease Agreement outlines the terms of a residential tenancy between a landlord and tenant.

Commercial Lease Agreement

A Commercial Lease Agreement creates a commercial tenancy between a landlord and business tenant.

Rent Receipt

A Rent Receipt is used to keep track of full or partial rent payments.

Early Termination of Lease

An Early Termination of Lease can be used to terminate a tenancy by mutual consent prior to the lease end.

Short-Term Rental Agreement

A Short-Term Rental Agreement sets out the terms and conditions of renting out a residential vacation property as temporary, short-term accommodation.

Offer to Lease

An Offer to Lease is a formal letter or statement expressing your intent to rent commercial property.

Rental Application

A Residential Rental Application is used by landlords, lessees, and property managers to collect information on potential renters prior to leasing.

Lease Application (Commercial)

A Commercial Lease Application is used by landlords, lessees, and property managers to collect information on potential business tenants prior to leasing commercial property.

Rental Inspection Report

A Rental Inspection Report records the condition of a rental property when a tenant moves in, and again when a tenant moves out.

Hold-Harmless (Indemnity) Agreement

A Hold-Harmless (Indemnity) Agreement allows one party to protect another party against any future losses or claims that may result from a particular activity.

Roommate Agreement

A Roommate Agreement is used between two or more roommates to set out the rules and responsibilities of the shared tenancy.

Landlord's Consent to Sublease

A Landlord's Consent to Sublease is used when a tenant wishes to sublease the premises to a new tenant and requires the Landlord's written permission to do so.

Residential Sublease Agreement

A Residential Sublease Agreement is used when the tenant transfers property rights over to a third party, known as a subtenant, for the remainder of the residential lease term.

Commercial Sublease Agreement

A Commercial Sublease Agreement is used when the original tenant wishes to transfer the remaining lease obligations under a commercial tenancy to a subtenant.

Notice of Lease Violation

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Notice to Quit

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Notice of Termination

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Notice to Pay Rent or Quit

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Lease Notice

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Eviction Notice

Landlord notices are given by a landlord to a tenant. They provide the option to evict a tenant, give the tenant an opportunity to resolve an issue, or notify of a rent increase.

Notice To Enter

A Notice to Enter is a written letter informing the tenant that the landlord or property manager will be entering the property in the near future.

Rent Increase Notice

A Rent Increase Notice is used to inform a tenant of a future increase to their rent payment.

Commercial Lease Notices

Commercial Lease Notices inform tenants of eviction, issues to resolve, or lease termination.

Commercial Eviction Notice

Commercial Lease Notices inform tenants of eviction, issues to resolve, or lease termination.

Commercial Lease Warning Notice

Commercial Lease Notices inform tenants of eviction, issues to resolve, or lease termination.

Commercial Lease Termination Notice

Commercial Lease Notices inform tenants of eviction, issues to resolve, or lease termination.

Notice of Intent to Vacate Premises

Tenant Notices are given to a landlord by a tenant, and include Notice of Intent to Vacate, Notice of Termination, and Notice to Repair.

Termination by Tenant

Tenant Notices are given to a landlord by a tenant, and include Notice of Intent to Vacate, Notice of Termination, and Notice to Repair.

Notice to Repair

Tenant Notices are given to a landlord by a tenant, and include Notice of Intent to Vacate, Notice of Termination, and Notice to Repair.

Contract for Deed

A Land Contract (or Contract for Deed) is a contract between a seller and buyer of real estate, where the seller provides the financing for the purchase of the property.

Deed of Trust

A Deed of Trust allows a borrower to transfer the legal title of a property to a trustee, who holds it as security for the repayment of debt to the lender.

Letter of Intent

This Letter of Intent is a non-binding letter used by two or more parties to outline an understanding for a future agreement.

Offer to Purchase Real Estate

An Offer to Purchase Real Estate is a document that sets out the terms of a proposed real estate transaction between a buyer and seller.

Real Estate Purchase Agreement

A Contract for Sale of Real Estate is used to document the purchase and sale of real property.

Survivorship Deed

A Survivorship Deed creates a joint tenancy between two or more individuals, where they each have equal interest in a property. Upon the death of one of the owners, his or her interest in the property goes to the surviving owner(s).

Deed of Reconveyance

A Deed of Reconveyance is a document which transfers the legal title of property back to the borrower from the trustee when a debt secured by a Deed of Trust is fully paid.

Land Contract

A Land Contract (or Contract for Deed) is a contract between a seller and buyer of real estate, where the seller provides the financing for the purchase of the property.

Mortgage Agreement

A Mortgage Agreement is used by a lender to secure a loan in the borrower's purchase of real estate.

Satisfaction of Mortgage

A Satisfaction of Mortgage is signed by a lender acknowledging that a mortgage has been fully paid by a borrower.

Warranty Deed

A Warranty Deed transfers the title of a property between individuals, warranting that the grantor has a good clear title and there are no encumbrances on the deed.

Landlord's Consent to Lease Assignment

A Landlord's Consent to Lease Assignment is a form of written permission provided by the landlord in order for the original tenant to transfer all rights and obligations of the lease to a new tenant.

Lease Assignment Agreement

A Lease Assignment Agreement is used when a tenant wishes to transfer the entire interest that they have in the property to a third party. The third party assumes the rights and responsibilities of the original lease.

Lease Amendment

A Lease Amendment is used to make changes to an existing lease (e.g. changing the permitted use of property or term length). The original lease remains in effect, but with the amendments.

Equipment Rental Agreement

An Equipment Lease Agreement is used when an owner (lessor) rents out equipment (machinery, electronics etc.) to another person (lessee) for a specific time period.

Vehicle Leasing Agreement

A Vehicle Leasing Agreement is used when an owner (lessor) rents a vehicle to another person (lessee) for a fixed term period.

Personal Property Rental Agreement

A Personal Property Rental Agreement is used when a lessor (owner) rents out personal property to a lessee (renter) for short or long-term use.

Bill of Sale

A Bill of Sale acts as a sales receipt and transfers ownership of an item from a seller to a buyer.

Loan Agreement

A Loan Agreement sets out the terms of a loan between individuals, corporations, or between an individual and corporation.

Letter of Intent

This Letter of Intent is a non-binding letter used by two or more parties to outline an understanding for a future agreement.

Purchase of Business Agreement

A Business Purchase Agreement is a contract that transfers a business entity from its owner to a new buyer.

Sales Agreement

A Sales Agreement outlines the terms of a transaction, where a seller promises to sell something that a purchaser promises to buy.

Invoice Form

An Invoice Form is issued by a seller to a buyer, providing a record of goods sold or services rendered and the amount due for each.

Purchase Agreement

A Purchase Agreement outlines the details of a transaction between a seller and purchaser.

Purchase Order

A Purchase Order indicates the amount, type, and price of items a buyer wishes to purchase from a seller.

Real Estate Purchase Agreement

A Contract for Sale of Real Estate is used to document the purchase and sale of real property.

Warranty Deed

A Warranty Deed transfers the title of a property between individuals, warranting that the grantor has a good clear title and there are no encumbrances on the deed.

Complaint Letter

A Complaint Letter is a formal letter written by an individual to state their dissatisfaction with a product or service.

Loan Agreement

A Loan Agreement sets out the terms of a loan between individuals, corporations, or between an individual and corporation.

Promissory Note

A Promissory Note documents the borrower’s legally binding promise to repay a loan under certain terms and conditions.

Financial Statement (Personal)

A Personal Financial Statement is a document that organizes and presents an individual's current financial situation.

Shareholder Loan Agreement

A Shareholder Loan Agreement is used when a corporation is borrowing money from one of its shareholders; a shareholder is lending money to its corporation; or a corporation owes money to a shareholder (for salary etc.) and the parties need a record of the payment for tax purposes.

Personal/Corporate Guarantee

A Personal or Corporate Guarantee is a contract where an individual or corporation (guarantor) agrees to be responsible for the debt or obligations of another individual or corporation in the event the debtor defaults on its obligations owed to a third party, such as a lender, landlord or creditor.

Demand Letter

A Demand Letter is sent out to request payment or action, which is in default, from another party. It describes the payment or action that is being claimed and how it should be resolved.

Hold-Harmless (Indemnity) Agreement

A Hold-Harmless (Indemnity) Agreement allows one party to protect another party against any future losses or claims that may result from a particular activity.

Personal/Corporate Guarantee

A Personal or Corporate Guarantee is a contract where an individual or corporation (guarantor) agrees to be responsible for the debt or obligations of another individual or corporation in the event the debtor defaults on its obligations owed to a third party, such as a lender, landlord or creditor.

Release/Waiver Agreement

A Release/Waiver Agreement, also known as a Settlement Agreement or Liability Waiver, is an enforceable promise not to proceed with a legal claim in exchange for money or other compensation.

Lien Release

A Lien Release removes a lien on a property after the lien claimant has been paid for their work.

Partnership Agreement

A Partnership Agreement establishes the rights and responsibilities of general partners, and the rules in a for-profit partnership.

LC Operating Agreement

An LLC Operating Agreement is used to outline the rights and responsibilities of each LLC member and to establish other operational details for a limited liability company.

Confidentiality Agreement

A Confidentiality Agreement is used to protect sensitive information shared between two parties by prohibiting the disclosure of this information to an outside source.

Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)

A Non-Disclosure Agreement is a contract used to maintain privacy in agreements where sensitive information is exchanged between two parties.

End User License Agreement (EULA)

An End User License Agreement (EULA), also known as a Software Agreement, is a contract between a licensor and user and outlines the software rights of the use

Trademark Assignment

A Trademark Assignment transfers ownership of a trademark from one party to another.

Assignment of Trade Name

An Assignment of Trade Name legally transfers all the rights of a trade name from one individual to another.

Cease & Desist Letter

A Cease and Desist Letter is used to order another individual or company to stop an action or behavior, such as copyright violation or debt collection, and to refrain from doing it in the future.

Non-Compete Agreement

A Non-Compete Agreement is a contract used to prevent exploitation of an unfair competitive advantage where sensitive information is exchanged between two parties.

Website Terms and Conditions

Website Terms and Conditions detail all the rights and obligations of the users and the owner of a website.

Website Privacy Policy

A Website Privacy Policy is a document that provides information about all of the ways a website can collect, use, and store user data.

Licensing Agreement

A Licensing Agreement is used by artists and other intellectual property creators to allow another person to use their intellectual property in exchange for compensation, while retaining their rights to the property.

Directors' Organizational Meeting

A Directors' Organizational Meeting document records the initial resolutions and actions of the directors to organize the corporation.

Directors' Resolution

A Directors' Resolution can be used to record minutes at a director meeting or to describe director resolutions in lieu of a corporate meeting.

Consent to be Director and Officer

A Consent to be Director and Officer is completed when a corporate director or officer is first appointed.

Partnership Agreement

A Partnership Agreement establishes the rights and responsibilities of general partners, and the rules in a for-profit partnership.

Assignment of Partnership Interest

An Assignment of Partnership Interest Agreement transfers partnership interest from one party to another to the extent permitted by the Partnership Agreement.

Partnership Amendment

A Partnership Amendment is used to change terms in an existing Partnership Agreement.

Notice of Withdrawal from Partnership

A Notice of Withdrawal from Partnership can be used when a partner is withdrawing from a partnership for voluntary or involuntary reasons.

Shareholders' Organizational Meeting

A Shareholders' Organizational Meeting document records the initial resolutions and actions of the shareholders to organize the corporation.

Shareholder Agreement

A Shareholder Agreement is a contract between shareholders of a corporation. It specifies shareholder rights and responsibilities, and includes terms on internal management, share valuation, profit distribution, dispute resolution methods, and more within a corporation.