Going into business with someone? Agree how decisions, money and exits work while everyone is getting along. It costs far less than a dispute later.
Business partners, co-owners of companies, family businesses and practice owners.
Two or more people starting a business or buying one together.
Adding a new partner or shareholder to an existing business.
Dental, medical and allied health practices with more than one owner.
Without an agreement, default laws and the company's constitution decide, and they rarely fit what you intended.
An agreement that fits how your business actually runs.
The questions every co-owner should answer. Leave your details and I will email you the full checklist.
Send an enquiry or book an appointment. Attach any existing agreement or company details.
You get a fixed quote before any work starts. You decide whether to go ahead.
I do the work and explain what it means for you in plain English.
A company has a constitution or replaceable rules, but they rarely deal with exits, deadlock or what owners must contribute. A shareholder agreement fills those gaps.
Get advice early. An existing agreement may set out what happens. If there is none, I can explain your options.
No. Partners in a partnership share liability personally. Shareholders own a company that is a separate legal entity. The agreements deal with different risks.
A template may miss what matters for your business. Getting it right now costs much less than a dispute.
Agree the rules now. Fixed quote before any work starts.
Tell me about the business and the owners.
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