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Or use ContractsCounsel to hire an attorney! A New York prenuptial agreement enables future spouses to control how their assets will be split in the event of a divorce or legal separation. As its name suggests, the prenuptial agreement, or “premarital agreement,” is drafted by the couple prior to marriage. The parties will disclose their finances…

A New York property management agreement is created for the purpose of outlining the terms and conditions of an arrangement between a property manager and the owner of the property. The owner has hired the manager to take care of their property (or multiple properties), performing tasks such as renting out the property and handling…

A New York marital settlement agreement is a divorce tool that helps two spouses come to a mutually beneficial agreement regarding the division of their assets, liabilities, properties, child custody, and child support. Completing a settlement agreement can be done with or without attorneys, but if there are many complicated facets of the marriage, it…

New York corporate bylaws are a set of rules that regulate the internal affairs and day-to-day operations of a corporation. The initial bylaws are established by the incorporators at the first organizational meeting and may be amended or revoked thereafter by a majority of the voting shareholders. In the bylaws, the incorporators shall address any matter…

A New York advance directive is a document that allows a person to pre-select their medical treatment options in the event they cannot speak for themselves. The form outlines how a person is to be treated with a spokesperson, an “agent”, to make the decisions on their behalf and in accordance with their wishes. It…

A New York land contract records the terms and conditions of real estate transactions involving the transfer of ownership of vacant land. The contract serves to document all established conditions ranging from the agreed-upon sale price to any supplementary financial contingencies. Additionally, the agreement shall include all relevant legal descriptors of the land/lot for recording…

A New York non-solicitation agreement is a contract that makes rules regarding the solicitation of a company’s clients and employees. It usually exists between an employer and employee, or the buyer and seller of a business. The intent is to protect the business interests of the company from direct competitors. They can be included in…

A New York partnership agreement is a legal record that explains how multiple parties will manage business operations. It states liabilities, dispute resolution, dissolution, ownership interests, and duration. The contract should be thorough for the sake of limiting conflicts in the future. Partnership Types General Partnerships (GP) – PTR Chapter 39 (§§ 1-126) Limited Partnership…

A New York postnuptial agreement is a contract that married couples use to establish how to assign certain property rights should their marriage end in divorce or death. Postnuptial agreements are useful because, like prenuptial agreements, they take precedence over the state’s default rules for dividing assets in a divorce and enable couples to devise plans…

A New York separation agreement allows couples to create rules that will govern the period after they are no longer living together but before they are divorced. Separation agreements can cover spousal child support, marital property, and other issues typically addressed in divorce proceedings. They can be used even if the couple is not sure…