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A North Dakota non-solicitation agreement is a contract that aims to protect the business interests of a company against its competitors. It sets rules for the sharing of confidential information and establishes limits for soliciting the company’s customers, clients, contractors, or employees. All conditions of the agreement must be held to a specific time period,…

A North Dakota partnership agreement is a document that defines the management structure of a partnership. It ordinarily sets forth dispute resolution, ownership interests, duration, dissolution, and liabilities. The agreement has to be as comprehensive as possible in order to avoid future conflicts. Partnership Types General Partnerships (GP) – Title 45, Chapters 13-21 Limited Partnership…

A North Dakota postnuptial agreement is a contract between married persons to establish a plan for distributing their assets should their marriage end in divorce or death. In North Dakota, this type of agreement is typically called a marital agreement. Unlike premarital agreements, which married couples sign before marriage, couples sign a postnuptial agreement after marriage….

A North Dakota separation agreement is a contract that married couples can use when they no longer wish to live together as spouses but, unlike divorce, does not terminate the marriage. Couples can draft a document to cover topics like alimony, division of marital property, and child custody arrangements. Separation agreements can cover the period…

A North Dakota custody agreement, or parenting plan, outlines the care and supervision of children in a custody dispute or whose parent or parents have passed away. In custody cases, the court expects the parents to attempt to create a mutually agreeable arrangement that suits the child’s best interests. If they cannot, the North Dakota…