Founders' Agreement

Founders' Agreement | Editable Agreement

Use a Founders’ Agreement to establish important legal matters when starting a business.

Whether you are launching a small company with several friends or wanting to go public, the first thing you should do is to ensure all legal matters have been covered by a founder’s agreement. Although a founders’ agreement doesn’t require an official filing with your county or state government, it is still an important document vital to preventing conflicts regarding the distribution of new business ownership and the specific affiliation between you and the co-founders of the business.

You will be able to download your kit as soon as you purchase.

Please note that these do-it-yourself forms and instructions are not a substitute for the advice of an attorney, and no attorney-client relationship is created by the purchase of this kit.

If you have a legal question, you should seek advice from an attorney in the relevant jurisdiction.

No recommendation or advice as to legal remedies or consequences flowing therefrom should be inferred from these forms.