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A North Dakota purchase agreement is a legal document between a buyer and a seller agreeing to transfer real property in exchange for a sales price. All terms of the sale are included in the agreement such as the contingencies, inspection period, due diligence, and when the closing must occur. The agreement becomes legally binding…

A North Dakota subcontractor agreement is a legal document by which a subcontractor can be engaged to work on another party’s contract. A subcontractor is an individual who has been hired to supply materials and/or services for anyone other than the principal client, either by the main contractor or by another subcontractor that is working on…

A North Dakota commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement is a contract used for business property transactions between buyers and sellers. The buyer will often use the document to present their offer to purchase, which will be accepted, refused, or negotiated by the seller. The contract must include all financial details of the transaction,…

A North Dakota real estate agent listing agreement is a contract between a real estate agent and a client that permit the agent to sell the client’s real property. The State’s Administrative Code mentions two types of listing agreements; “exclusive agency” and “exclusive right to sell.” Both contracts allow a broker to represent a seller…

A North Dakota estate planning checklist is a guide that a person can follow to stay organized while creating their estate plan. Through the execution of the documents included in this checklist, one can make arrangements so that a person’s estate and family are taken care of in the event of death or incapacitation. The…

Or use ContractsCounsel to hire an attorney! A North Dakota prenuptial agreement is a contract between two future spouses that defines their individual debts and assets and dictates their preferences for property division upon divorce or death. Unless expressly waived, each party must provide a disclosure statement to the other that outlines the extent of their…

A North Dakota property management agreement is a contract entered into by two parties who wish to establish a business arrangement concerning the management of real estate. A property manager is an individual hired to perform a number of duties on behalf of the property owner. These duties include renting to tenants, repairs and maintenance,…

A North Dakota marital settlement agreement is a document that enables two spouses to settle important affairs relating to their divorce. A settlement agreement covers property and asset division, debts and liabilities, alimony or other spousal support, child support, child custody, and other pertinent issues. This contract can be executed by the spouses alone or…

North Dakota corporate bylaws are rules set forth at the inception of a corporation to guide the management and structure of its internal affairs. Unless reserved for voting shareholders, the right to adopt initial bylaws is vested in the incorporators or the board of directors. The bylaws should control the election of corporate members, stock distribution,…

A North Dakota land contract sets terms of a real estate transaction between a seller of vacant land and a purchaser. The contract stipulates the property’s price at the time of sale and serves to record information regarding the parties involved in the ownership transfer. Moreover, the agreement contains the property’s precise location with respect…