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A Virginia Independent Contractor Agreement binds two (2) individuals, the client and the contractor, to a set of terms and conditions by which they must operate throughout their business relationship. An agreement such as this is used when a client needs to hire a temporary contractor to complete a task or render a service. The contract enables…

A Virginia residential purchase and sale agreement is used by potential home buyers to make an official offer to purchase a property. The document outlines the buyer’s initial terms which the seller must respond to within a specific period or the offer will become invalid. In addition to price, the parties may negotiate various conditions such…

A Virginia subcontractor agreement is used to detail the relationship between a contractor and a subcontractor. A subcontractor is any individual hired by the principal contractor to supply labor or materials required for the completion of the hiring party’s contract. The subcontractor agreement helps protect the interests of both parties, enabling the definition of agreed-upon…

A Virginia commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement contains the terms governing the sale of a commercial property. The agreement acts as a tool for the buyer to communicate their offer to the seller. After the seller reviews the proposed conditions (e.g., closing schedule, purchase price, financing requirements, earnest money), they can choose to…

A Virginia listing agreement is a contract in which a real estate broker agrees to sell a property as the property owner’s agent. There are two (2) main types of listing agreement, an exclusive agreement (the most common type) and an open agreement. In an exclusive listing agreement, the agent is given the exclusive right…

A Virginia estate planning checklist is a step-by-step list of estate planning that can be used by residents to effectively prepare for the transfer of their estate to their loved ones when the time comes. To relay one’s wishes and designate beneficiaries, a Revocable Living Trust or a Last Will and Testament can be executed….

Or use ContractsCounsel to hire an attorney! A Virginia prenuptial agreement is a written contract designed to make the division of property easier during the divorce process. A prenup is created and executed before the marriage takes place and only becomes valid upon divorce or death of one of the spouses. The purpose is to…

A Virginia property management agreement is a document that relays the working relationship between an owner of commercial or residential real estate and the professional they’ve selected to oversee its rental/leasing. The contract, signed by both parties, relays the duties of the property manager (such as rent negotiation, tenant screening, rent collection) while providing a…

A Virginia marital settlement agreement is used by spouses entering the divorce process to communicate to the court how they’d like to divide property, assets, debt, child custody, child support payments, alimony, and all other shared responsibilities. In Virginia, the execution of this document can be used by couples without minor children to reduce the…

Virginia corporate bylaws govern how a corporation’s internal affairs are managed and structured. State law does require that a corporation create bylaws, but the criteria for the bylaws is up to each individual corporation as long as they are not inconsistent with state law and the articles of incorporation. All corporations are different; however, there are…