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A Vermont subcontractor agreement, or subcontractor contract, is required when a contractor is unable to handle all tasks of a project they’ve been contracted to complete. If this is the case, the principal contractor will seek out the assistance of capable subcontractors who will supply goods, services, or both to fulfill a portion of the larger…

A Vermont commercial real estate purchase and sale agreement is used during real estate negotiations to establish terms for the purchase of commercial property. Buyers will draft an agreement to convey the details of their purchase offer to the seller. If the seller is not content with the initial purchase offer, they can respond with…

A Vermont listing agreement is a legal document that binds a real estate broker and a property owner to an agreement by which the broker will act as representative for the sale of the owner’s property. The contract must specify whether or not the broker will be acting as the exclusive agent for the sale…

A Vermont estate planning checklist is an outline of the preparatory steps required when planning for the end of one’s life or the loss of decisional capacity. It is essential that an individual designate the beneficiaries to whom will transfer the ownership of there assets and property following their death; for this purpose the estate owner…

Or use ContractsCounsel to hire an attorney! A Vermont prenuptial agreement is created with the intent of clarifying property division between two spouses should their marriage end in divorce. A prenuptial agreement, also referred to as a “premarital” or “antenuptial” agreement, must be executed prior to marriage and only becomes valid if a legal marriage…

A Vermont property management agreement is a contract that binds two (2) parties, a property manager and an owner of real estate, to the terms and conditions laid therein. Generally speaking, a property manager will be hired to ensure that the owner’s property is rented, to collect the rent payments and security deposits (if applicable), and…

A Vermont marital settlement agreement is a document used to relay an understanding and agreement on all terms related to the dissolution of a marriage. In Vermont, a couple may file for a stipulated divorce, which means that both parties agree on all aspects of the marriage, including the division of property, the distribution of…

Vermont corporate bylaws are a document created by the incorporator or board of directors of a corporation to manage business and govern internal affairs. Created after the articles of incorporation are filed, the bylaws define how the directors and officers can be elected and terminated, when and where the shareholders will meet, how shares will…

A Vermont land contract is a purchase agreement for vacant land, including residential and commercial property. The selling and buying parties can utilize the contract to stipulate all the terms involved in the transaction, such as the amount due at signing and any related financial provisions. Any pertinent dates and deadlines must also be set…

A Vermont non-solicitation agreement is a contract between an employer and an employee that restricts the employee’s ability to solicit the company’s clients, personnel, and other business relationships upon their termination of employment. The contract is intended to protect the employer’s business interests. Is It Legally Enforceable in Vermont? Yes. Non-solicitation agreements are legally binding…